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I personally find people like Lester Bangs, Robert Christgau, Pauline Kael, and Eileen Jones incredibly enjoyable to read.

I'd agree that Pauline literature largely shapes the perception of Christ and Christianity, so Paul is an important figure.

The judge in question is Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, of the U.

Right, however the Pauline creed places Jesus as divine alongside God.

Like a smallish number of critics, including Pauline Kael, I'm deeply suspicious of the auteur theory that everyone kind of unquestioningly accepts.

I would say the Anglosphere, but there's Australia's Pauline Hanson, and apartheid-era South Africa...

If Pauline Kael has an essay/review for an old movie, I'll read it after I've seen it, or before I see it a second time.

A good example is Pauline Kael, legendary movie critic, who wrote more than a few lines about the role of her profession not simply as a foil for the artist.

The passage gives no hints as to the opinions of Einstein on Pauline influence on Christian theology and in particular on the verity of the record of Paul's report of Jesus wrt the later named Christianity.

Ginsparg calling it a "Perils of Pauline" situation is probably the most honest thing anyone said about this.

It was just Jumpman (renamed to Mario starting with this very game, who got his name from one of Nintendo's landlords at the time), Pauline (who got her name from the wife of an employee, but just "Lady" in the J version), and Donkey Kong.

I especially like a paragraph from farther down in the article where the author brings up an issue that often comes up here on Hacker News: "According to Pauline Kim, a professor at Washington University Law School, people tend to make inferences about the law based on what they know about more informal social norms.

Pauline Kael wrote about movies for a living, but never watched a movie more than once.

No, no, you have Donkey Kong save Mario from Pauline!

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party is polling strongly.