Getting Aristotle's Feminist Subject

Just announcing some changes to this blog:

1. It should load faster for you (thanks to Jane for alerting me to the problems and to Suzanne for suggesting solutions)!
2. You won't see (a) the Answers.com widget; (b) all the past posts as you scroll down; (c) the blog archive linked; (d) my profile written out; or (e) that fab pic of Hypatia (photoshopped from Rafael's School of Athens so that she's looking at Aristotle, who is no longer the center of the painting).
3. You will get answers by googling or going to answers.com.
4. You can visit all the old sites via the little pull-down widget or by using your blog reader.
5. My profile's just a click away, but funnier yet is this 1962 Life magazine cartoon of Rembrandt's maid (his wife?) questioning the value of the artist's 1653 painting of Aristotle with a Bust of Homer:

What YOU Make of this Blog

Stefan's blog is having a birthday. Dave's is having a gender-identity crisis. (Go say Happy Birthday and go help with the confusion. Go on.)

This blog of mine is trying (unsuccessfully) to stay quiet while I start drafting page three of the fourth of five dissertation chapters.

But since it's talking (again) and since you're listening (again)...

this blog had it's happy first anniversary back in February...

and its most-read post looks like this...
This is a wordle (HT Lingamish) of the most-read post on this blog.

So what's the most-read post on this blog? Well, YOU, you readers have decided that (not the blog itself or, heaven forbid, its writer/s). (And we do say, Thanks for stopping by and Thank you so much for commenting from time to time.)

Here's your best baker's dozen, your top-most-read posts of this blog since it's happy birthday:

1. Sexism: A Multiple Choice (Quiz)

2. Are We Ready for a Woman President?

3. The Resounding Bible (Women)

4. Same Kind of Different As Me

5. Possessions and Positions of the Translator

6. Aristotle's Sexism: the Two Best Contemporary Resources

7. Jobes on Better Bibles

8. translation method: better Bibles

9. Oh my! Opinions are subjective. Oh my!

10. Our English Hosts Their ελληνικοις

11. Women Influencing (Aristotle)

12. Suffering Suffixes: "-ική" and "-ic"

13. Why (You Can’t Ask Me Why) I Am A Feminist: Some Frank Thoughts