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"Goddamn, What Roast Beef!": Scientists Are Racist, Too1 comment

mapsonthetable wrote 2 months ago: There’s this great French print that I haven’t been able to get out of my head: three wh … more →

Tags: Colonialism, Africa, Italy, Politics, Gianna, Race, Racial Theory, black, African

Why Reading Makes You Less Racist

mapsonthetable wrote 2 months ago: you gotta walk outside your life to where the neighborhood changes — Willing to Fight, Ani DiFranco … more →

Tags: empathy, Gianna, Literature, racism, Reading, Segregation

Why Reading Makes You Less Racist

mapsonthetable wrote 2 months ago: By Gianna Albaum you gotta walk outside your life to where the neighborhood changes — Willing to Fig … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Books, Literature, Politics, Reading, Race, brief wondrous life of oscar wao, Junot Diaz

Demons, Servants, and Other Representations of Race in the Medieval Era

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: What is race? It’s all the rage in academia to talk about the ‘racial implications of th … more →

Tags: postcolonialism, Noah, Medieval, Bindman, Verkerk, Bartlett, Gianna, Race, Literature

Demons, Servants, and Other Representations of Race in the Medieval Era

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: By Gianna Albaum What is race? It’s all the rage in academia to talk about the ‘racial i … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Bible, Biblical, Christian, Social, Race, Medieval, Colonialism

The Case for 14th Century Erotica: Boccaccio and Sexual Economy in The Decameron

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: By Gianna Albaum Anyone who has read Boccaccio’s Decameron knows that it is undeniably the erotica o … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Politics, Society, Medieval, 14th century/boccaccio, Dante, Erotica, italian literature

'Horrible Africa': Imagined Geographies in Italian Libya

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: By Gianna Albaum In browsing early 20th century Italian poetry for references to Africa, I came acro … more →

Tags: CLUJ Blog, Politics, critical theory, Italian, Imagined Geographies, said, Africa, Colonialism, Libya

Was God a Vegetarian?

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: By Gianna Albaum I can’t stand it when non-religious progressives use quotes from the Bible in … more →

Tags: CLUJ Blog, Genesis, Bible, Vegetarianism, Garden of Eden

"Are you with your husband or are you lonely?"

mapsonthetable wrote 3 months ago: By Gianna Albaum I’ll never forget the first words spoken to me on Turkish soil: “Are you with your … more →

Tags: CLUJ Blog, Cluj, English, Grammar, language, translation, Turkish

Every Now and Then

ucbcluj wrote 11 months ago: By Gianna Albaum ‘Every now and then’ is a fascinating phrase. In Italian, “da tempo in tempo.” Lite … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, translation, Grammar, Travel, Linguistics, Words Without Borders, tin moe, Ineffability

விஜய் ரசிகர்கள் இசையமைத்து வெளியிட்ட‍ "த‌ளபதி" ஆந்தம் இசை ஆல்பம்!

vidhai2virutcham wrote 1 year ago: த‌ளபதி ஆந்தம் இசை ஆல்பம் வெளியீடு! நேற்று (11-04-2012) மதியம் மதியம் 12 மணிக்கு தளபதி ஆந்தம் என்ற இச … more →

Tags: சினிமா செய்திகள், Music, இசை, Tamil Language, facebook, Sri Lanka, விஜய், Sinhalese people, xerox

The Secret Code of Literature

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum Art is a left-wing practice. There are, of course, the Ayn Rands and the Jorge Luis … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Literature, Literary, Critique, Mark Twain, Close Reading, connecticut yankee, king arthur

Who's Killing Mockingbirds?1 comment

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum With the recent shooting of Trayvon Martin, I thought it would be an appropriate ti … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Literature, To Kill a Mockingbird, black, Racial Profiling, ACLU, African-American, incarceration

Types of Poetry

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum Can’t keep all the different types of poetry straight? Neither can I. Here … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Poetry, rhyme, ballad, Epic, Ode, form, Style

The United States of Lyncherdom

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum “Oh, Missouri! The tragedy occurred near Pierce City … The young [white … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Book Review, Literature, Mark Twain, the united states of lyncherdom, lynchings, African American Studies, Slavery

Describing Rhyme: How it 'Sounds'

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum As a tutor for high school English students, I’m always surprised to find tha … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, English, Literature, Literary, Poetry, Poems, rhyme, William Shakespeare

Describing Rhyme: Meter and Syllables

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: By Gianna Albaum As a tutor for high school English students, I’m always surprised to find tha … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, language, English, Literature, Shakespeare, William, Poetry, Poems

The Next Big Thing: Mercy Killings

ucbcluj wrote 1 year ago: Photo courtesy of Jose Goulao By Gianna Albaum Too smart to be chick lit but too watered down to be … more →

Tags: Blog Post, CLUJ Blog, Book Review, Literature, Jodi, Piccoult, Politics, Keira, Knightley


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