In Seeing Like a State (1998), James C. Scott outlines a faith-based, uncritical, high-modernist ideology which gave rise to historic twentieth-century disasters

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How we frame things determines what we see and (sometimes) what occurs next. Here’s an excerpt: We Are All Treaty People: Prairie Essays (2008)

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Dr Ben Janaway: ‘They were polite, passionate and discursive. But they were trapped by fake information, and information they were not equipped to understand.’

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PhD dissertation by Lauren Acton highlights role of musical theatre (as complement to classical theatre) in history of Stratford Festival in Canada

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Ambiguous figures can serve as heuristic device for study of social construction of meaning

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Whereas cubist art varies from legible to illegible, the dominant model of critical interpretation of cubism has remained at all times legible

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