Philobiblion - Dictionary of received ideas

Wired Temples has been included in the blogroll (favourite links) of Philobiblion a weblog belonging to London journalist and UN consultant Natalie Bennett. Natalie is a regular contributor to the Dictionary of Received Ideas which is full of history links from blogosphere. Philobiblion is about history (particularly women's history), current affairs and culture with the occasional rant! From a recent Philobiblion post:

On the subject of links, I've put up two posts on the Dictionary of Received Ideas, on a wonderful historical dictionary (in French), and on Japanese folktales, Otogi Zoshi. Finally, on a light note, the Sunday Times takes an entirely one-eyed look at the comparatively lower marriage rates of women with high IQs. It seems not to have even crossed their mind that women with higher IQs might make more independent decisions: being trapped in an institution (at least theoretically) for life didn't appeal to many of them. (Thanks to Brutal Women.)