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The Interview Meme continues...
Jun. 23rd, 2003 10:45 amQuestions from darkstardeity
1) I don't really know you all that well. If you were to pick a handful of traits to give me a better idea of who you are (the "essential Lev", so to speak) what would they be?
2) Many Socialists believe that there is no such thing as "the private sphere", that all acts are intrinsically political. Even something as seemingly innocuous as buying a pair of joggers or deciding what to eat can have social and/or political reverberations. To what extent do you subscribe to this theory? Are all acts political or are there some acts that are (or can be) private acts? And is it possible to always act in a way that is politically "correct" or are there times when pragmatics dictate that one must sometimes act in a way that does not fit one's political convictions?
3) You've chosen a life of "doing" over a life of "being". Do you ever regret that choice? Knowing your own traits and predilections, could you have chosen otherwise?
4) If you could be remembered for just one thing, what would you most like that thing to be?
5) What do you most enjoy doing when you have some downtime away from your responsibilities?
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1) I don't really know you all that well. If you were to pick a handful of traits to give me a better idea of who you are (the "essential Lev", so to speak) what would they be?
2) Many Socialists believe that there is no such thing as "the private sphere", that all acts are intrinsically political. Even something as seemingly innocuous as buying a pair of joggers or deciding what to eat can have social and/or political reverberations. To what extent do you subscribe to this theory? Are all acts political or are there some acts that are (or can be) private acts? And is it possible to always act in a way that is politically "correct" or are there times when pragmatics dictate that one must sometimes act in a way that does not fit one's political convictions?
3) You've chosen a life of "doing" over a life of "being". Do you ever regret that choice? Knowing your own traits and predilections, could you have chosen otherwise?
4) If you could be remembered for just one thing, what would you most like that thing to be?
5) What do you most enjoy doing when you have some downtime away from your responsibilities?
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