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Dan Dixon

Canberra Times

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Shame can silence, subjugate and damage us – a philosopher considers its implications

Shame can silence, subjugate and damage us – a philosopher considers its implications

Shame is a feeling we struggle to know what to do with, precisely because we always seem to have too much or too little.

09.09.2025 9

The Conversation

Dan Dixon

‘Morocco made us innocent’: the many selves of Robert Dessaix

There is no definitive answer in Chameleon, only the conflicts and inconsistencies in which Dessaix invites us to revel.

14.04.2025 10

The Conversation

Dan Dixon

Fear, queer love and self-loathing : James Baldwin’s mid-century masterpiece, Giovanni’s Room

Our cultural touchstones series looks at influential books. Despite publishing James Baldwin’s first novel, Go Tell it on the Mountain, publishing...

27.08.2024 4

The Conversation

Dan Dixon

There's a huge risk with Harris's online, Gen Z vibe-driven campaign

It has been just over a month since Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic candidate in the race for the American presidency, and in...

23.08.2024 6

The Examiner

Dan Dixon

There's a huge risk with Harris's online, Gen Z vibe-driven campaign

It has been just over a month since Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic candidate in the race for the American presidency, and in...

23.08.2024 3

Canberra Times

Dan Dixon