A THING'S A PHALLIC SYMBOL IF IT'S LONGER THAN IT'S WIDE.

I thought that sort of analysis went away years ago, with Melanie's "Glory, glory, psychotherapy."

The id must go marching on, particularly under the imperative of publish or perish.

This article provides a critical vegan reading of the comedy animation film Sausage Party (2016), directed by Conrad Vernon and Greg Tiernan and starring Seth Rogen and Kristen Wiig. Such a reading is situated within an emerging vegan studies framework (Wright 2015) that is sensitive to the reproduction of unequal power relations between humans and other species, but also how those power inequalities intersect with intra-human power relations along the lines of gender, sexuality, “race,” age, class, different experiences of embodiment and so on.

Five months from submission to publication, likely devoid of any empirical content, and derivative of an idea, itself not supported by rigorous evidence, from thirty years ago.

Meanwhile, the shills for Business as Usual in Higher Education wonder why Wisconsin-Stevens Point is turfing out a few unproductive (and empirically empty) majors.