Fair Women as Police Officers in Ghent Experiment
A Ghent Belgium experiment tests women as police aides and outlines a proposed uniform. The article argues female officers improve detection, social order, and public cleanliness, citing the police dog’s limits and suggesting suitable attire seen in royal uniforms from Europe.
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The Instructor Essay on Romantic Love and Virtue
A long meditation by Eila Wheeler Wilcox on romantic love, history, and gender roles traces love from ancient Greece and India to medieval Europe, arguing that true passion, maternal bonds, and social constraints shaped by patriarchy define love’s expression across eras and cultures. The piece invokes Heraclitus and classical thinkers, contrasts conjugal and romantic love, and muses on the evolution of love’s meaning through civilization.
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