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America is fascinated by outlaws, outcasts and others who populate the margins of society. Through the work of artists Larry Clark, Nan Goldin, Cady Noland and Richard Prince, Philip Monk focuses on these marginalized groups and acknowledges the role artists play in normalizing the image of the outcast.
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Steve Ichihara
reviewed The American trip on April 25, 2011
The American trip
Two pages in, and it's already deriding "intuitive thinkers" (in fact conflating them with non-thinkers) and attacking "anti-vaxxers" setting psychologists up as these superior thinking human beings. Psychology is completely infected with narcissim and would be much better off if it stopped parading around like a legitimate science and got to the business of actually helping people.
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