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Sergio Meliá sergiomelia — When I first read this I was so excited someone had managed to reasonably accumulate so much of this particular variety of comparative history. I recall being impressed by ideas moving through history, time and again there being such movements toward liberty of self expression. I believe recent times reflect that pattern in an oddly popular manner. Its been assimilated somehow via capitalism or something commercial. Now it seems as though the people who in past times might have been subversive, critical, are now our brand name hipsters whose goals includes the habits of an Imelda Marcos. and so on. I've been considering re-reading it because I have 2 sons entering into the pre-adolescent period of serious and deliberate consideration over their identity and the means of self expression available to them, either immediate or by proxy. They are artistic and they are kind. They don't like what they see happening around them but they enjoy taking advantage of it. I do think this is a useful book, still. I'll let you know when I set about rereading it...

Dominique Briggs dominiquebriggs — I want to smack that idiotic little twit, Briony, for what she did. I'd love to reach into the pages and throttle her and her stupid parents. I love it when a book evokes such an emotional response in me, even if it's frustrating that I can't do anything to satisfy my venomous urges toward that little brat.

Junior Cardozo juniorcardozo — I am in a mood to go back to the classics right now. I have been surprised by how much I am enjoying this one.