David Mamet
From the Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and playwright: an exhilaratingly subversive inside look at Hollywood from a filmmaker who's always played by his own rules. Who really reads the scripts at the film studios? How is a screenplay like ... [... more]
Random House |
Tom Lehrer
The subversive songs of Tom Lehrer, the sardonic piano-wielding fugitive from Harvard, have corrupted generations of Americans since he first began recording and performing in the 1950s. His uniquely depraved wit has been forced again on an ... [... more]
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Ivan Goncharov
The sly, subversive side of the nineteenth-century Russian literary character -- the one which represents such a contrast to the titanic exertions of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky -- was most fully realized in Ivan Goncharov's 1859 masterpiece, OBLOMOV. ... [... more]
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Ralph Edney
Why does philosophy give some people a headache, others a real buzz, and yet others a feeling that it is subversive and dangerous? Why do a lot of people think philosophy is totally irrelevant? What is philosophy anyway? The ABCs of ... [... more]
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Richard Osborne
Why does philosophy give some people a headache, others a real buzz, and yet others a feeling that it is subversive and dangerous? Why do a lot of people think philosophy is totally irrelevant? What is philosophy anyway? The ABCs of ... [... more]
Random House |
Trevor Ristow
Author Daniel Ehrenhaft met illustrator Trevor Ristow at Columbia University in the early 1990s. There they founded a subversive guerrilla film and art collective known cryptically as E.N.R. They can now be found in New York City, where they ... [... more]
Harper Collins |
Nigel Coates
Currently the Head of the Architecture and Interiors Department at London's Royal College of Art, Nigel Coates is a well-respected architect, interior designer, and product designer known for visionary and subversive aesthetics that challenge ... [... more]
Harper Collins |
Swinging Sixties 2009 Wall Calendar
 The Swinging Sixties Wall Calendar: The Swinging Sixties comes from a Time Magazine quote about London in 1966, which summed up the new, turbulent, subversive youth culture that was being expressed through music, film, and fashion. Civil Rights, the [... more]
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