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Where did all the posts go? Newer posts →. December 3, 2008 · 10:38 am. PQfEW: bell hooks on men and sexism. Feminist Theory: from margin to center. When I first read this paragraph months ago, I wrote in the margins “Wow! Why is this so revolutionary? This is why I love bell hooks. In one paragraph, she smoothly addresses the issues of male privilege and Patriarchy Hurts Men, Too – and with grace and surety. September 21, 2008 · 1:04 pm. Two conversations and the PQfEW. That sparked their memories.
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Where did all the posts go? Introduction to Feminist Studies was one of the most affecting courses I took as a grad student: it exposed me to a number of phenomenal essays from various disciplines, and I have used the articulations from those women (and men) in virtually all of my work since then. This is not a claim I can make about many theoretical clusters. The Sphinx’s Riddle. A found poem that struck me. Bell hooks on men and sexism. Quote that addresses male privilege and the way it hurts men.
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Where did all the posts go? | Peachleaves
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Where did all the posts go? Where did all the posts go? The majority of this blog has been set to private. A few often-linked posts have been left public, and a few more have been/will be relocated to my new home:. Encounters with the (sur)Real (1). Fun with the internets (1). Overheard in Philly (1). Saga of a Second Careerist (1). Tales from the Ivory Tower (1). On publishing and curating a public self. Blogs, logs, and plugs. On More Philadelphia Stories. On More Philadelphia Stories. Some blogs I read.
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Needless cruelty | Peachleaves
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Where did all the posts go? Blogs, logs, and plugs. More Philadelphia Stories →. August 14, 2011 · 8:56 pm. The novel is fantasy fiction. Toward the end of the book, some of the characters summon a powerful supernatural being, and the supernatural being rapes one of the female characters. My first response to this – aside from a mental flinch – was to wonder why this incredibly common act of cruelty was acting as the final flourish of a veritable symphony of unusual, supernatural cruelty. And the narrati...
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On publishing and curating a public self | Peachleaves
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Where did all the posts go? Goodbye and hello →. March 14, 2013 · 10:31 am. On publishing and curating a public self. Last week, I received a copy of the anthology I contributed to something like five years ago. I feel deeply ambivalent about this publication; as I’ve recorded. By contrast, yesterday I signed a permissions form for my piece about mint and the history of breath fresheners. Filed under Encounters with the (sur)Real. Saga of a Second Careerist. Goodbye and hello →. Fun with the internets (1).
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More Philadelphia Stories | Peachleaves
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Where did all the posts go? On publishing and curating a public self →. October 27, 2012 · 7:33 pm. Last night I went to a house party where I only knew one person. I hadn’t been to the house before, so I had the address in my hand as I walked quickly through the dark. Just around the corner from where I thought the house party should be, I passed another house party in full swing: I could see rooms full of costumed people standing and laughing, plastic cups in hand. 8221; I exclaimed, “there are a.
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Goodbye and hello | Peachleaves
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Where did all the posts go? On publishing and curating a public self. April 20, 2013 · 8:29 am. Hello, old friends, and welcome, new readers who dropped in by way of Freshly Pressed. I will be closing down this old blog soon; except for a few high-hit pages, like the PQFEW series, all the posts will revert to private. I have been blogging about food literature and culture at Scenes of Eating. For about two years, and have recently opened Scribal Tattoo. I hope you’ll join me there. Overheard in Philly (1).
