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Sex, Sex, Celibacy, Diversity

July 9, 2015 by William Eaton

One Believe it or not, sex is a very important part of a relationship for many women, despite what we may say or what nonverbal messages we may send. From a female standpoint, I enjoy the intimacy. I enjoy knowing that I have that kind of power over another, that I can bring them to their knees, move them to lose control so completely in spite of stretch marks and saggy boobs. This becomes more important to me as I […]

Categories: William Eaton, ZiR • Tags: Alfred Kinsey, diversity, Freud, homosexuality, LGBT, masturbation, sex, Supreme Court

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Distancing / Awareness

November 4, 2014 by William Eaton

How scholarly work could be more informative and integrated, and what a challenge this is! By William Eaton {Note: The following text was prepared to be delivered at the 2014 annual conference of the Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Programs, the theme of which was “Revolutions: Past, Present, and Future.” It has been revised for print publication. It is also one in Zeteo‘s Fall 2014 series of pieces related to borders.} The Personal, The Political, and The Intellectual Zeteo takes a […]

Categories: Essay, Fall 2014 Issue • Tags: Alfred Kinsey, homosexuality, Jean-Luc Godard, male gaze, movies, revolution, science, sexuality

Reading: 3-9 March, 2013 (ZiR)

March 3, 2013 by William Eaton

Reading 3-9 March 2013 (ZiR) William Eaton, Zeteo Editorial Adviser [One in an ongoing series of posts. For the full series see Zeteo is Reading.] 3 March 2013 A reader on vacation—shouldn’t he be on vacation from reading, too? Before I headed off on my most recent not-quite-vacation, with half a dozen “serious” books and a Kindle, I read a piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education. It concerned “the insidious impact of new communication technologies on living and learning in another […]

Categories: William Eaton, ZiR • Tags: Alfred Kinsey, American Revolution, cellphones, Facebook, reading, vacation

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Welcome to Zeteo, since 2012

Zeteo is for people who are readers, lookers, listeners, thinkers. Increasingly we are interested in short texts that call attention to other texts, works of art or music that deserve more attention than they are getting. And we are interested similarly in historical phenomena, ignored aspects of contemporary life, . . . We look forward to hearing about your ideas, your reading, what you’ve seen . . .

Aaron Botwick
- Reviving Shylock
Adrian Wittenberg
- Identity, Illness, Guillain-Barre
Ana Maria Caballero
- In Favor of Fantasy
danielpage49
- Elizabeth Bishop and Howard Moss
Daniel Taub
- The Chosen Comedians
Ed Mooney
- Politics, Death Threats, Decency: The Roosevelts
Emily Sosolik
- Spiritualism, Summerland, Slavery in the Afterlife
fritztucker
- Look Rich or Go Bankrupt Trying
Alexia Raynal
- Narcissism in children
Jennifer Dean
- Storytelling
John Sumser
- Cartier-Bresson, Senior, Trump (Gaps)
Martin Green
- Foreign Meddling, President’s Ego: World War I
Steven A. Burr
- Reading, Violence, Solidarity
sjzeteo2015
- Reading a poem/A poet reading
stewchef
- Culinary Star Wars
Walter Cummins
- Rum and Coca, the Congo and Brazil
William Eaton
- Cy Twombly, Charles White — Art & the Unspeakable

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