We don't deserve credit for these ideas, but rather are indebted to the people who have been pointing out privilege within feminism for far longer than we.
In an article in La Revue Athletique of December 1890, 'Les Jeux Olympiques a Much Wenlock', de Coubertin at first paid a glowing tribute to his English precursor: 'If the Olympic Games, which modern Greece has not been able to revive, live again today, it is not to a Greek that we are indebted but rather to W P Brookes.
On the surface at least he exemplifies cultural stereotypes that art historians are trying to move beyond, the Latin American artist as an exotic: instinctual, irrational, primitivizing, in tune with nature, fantasy-driven, "spiritual," indebted to — rather than in control of — European forms.
I'd rather play a title indebted to Wipeout over anything proudly bearing an official F1 license, but, against my expectations, I very quickly became sucked into Project CARS.
One of the few areas where green shoots are visible is the housing market, at least in London and the south-east, but many economists view rising prices as a reason to fret about the risks of a new bubble and the increasing burdens on over-indebted borrowers rather than cheer for recovery.
Its best, and darkest, lines seem to be indebted to Philip Larkin rather than any pop precursor.
Rather, he proposes that the indebted nations, which can never repay their debt, should demand a conditionality for their compliance - exactly as the rich nations do - namely the replacement of the institutions causing the problem (IMF and World Bank) by arrangements that automatically achieve a balancing of trade (the ICU).
The ASA said the programme's content was "anecdotal in nature, rather than providing practical advice to vulnerable indebted viewers".
"They have become indebted relative to their wealth rather than their incomes, and that is a built-in vulnerability".
But this space – geographic, economic, political – is off-limits to the Staatsvolk: the ones who fly yearly on holiday rather than weekly on business, the downsized, the indebted losers of neoliberalism.
