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Abandon your myths: sharing advent with kristeva, dennett, and alison
I’ve been reading a few things lately, including Julia Kristeva’s Intimate Revolt, Daniel Dennett’s Consciousness Explained, and James Alison’s newest post, his Advent Meditati… more →
Flesh & Spirit
Kristeva, Holbein, and Melancholia
slp wrote 1 week ago: I was reading a blog a few days ago which had some art work by Holbein. I became reminded of his … more →
How I met my mother (French Theory, by François Cusset)
ottiliemignon wrote 3 weeks ago: The critique of the critique of critique, like the old man in the sphynx’s riddle, is left, in … more →
paul mccarthy’s art is offensive
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aureliomadrid wrote 1 month ago: paul mccarthy - tokyo santa - 1996 “For a long time my window gave onto a cabaret painted half gree … more →
Huellas de Kristeva
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abenyusuf wrote 3 months ago: “The traces that map the contours of Kristeva’s life are most easily reconstituted by ex … more →
Are you brave enough to write memoir?
lifetimesbooks wrote 3 months ago: Life writing is not for the faint of heart. As philosopher Julia Kristeva once wrote, writing is one … more →
GINGER SNAPS: Horror, Genre and Kick-ass Feminism
helenparker1212 wrote 7 months ago: “They don’t call it the curse for nothing” (Ginger Snaps tag line) John Fawcett’s 2000 film ‘G … more →
Journey to the Center of a Girl
sinaphile wrote 7 months ago: Growing up in Los Angeles- Hollywood, to be precise- can be a very odd experience. Not that I would … more →
Mis estudiantes. Yo mism(a)...
abenyusuf wrote 7 months ago: “My students. Myself. The feminist teacher can be a potent agent of change who, through combin … more →
Some alliteration for Tuesday: Abjection and Ahab
wescky wrote 10 months ago: Julia Kristeva’s theory of abjection (from her 1980 Pouvoirs de l’horreur) argues that p … more →
julia kristeva and signifiance
jppossmann wrote 11 months ago: Von Marga van Mechelen habe ich diesen abstract eines papers im netz gefunden. Hier behandelt sie ge … more →
The Uncanny Valley
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alphaauer wrote 1 year ago: This website should not only be for the sim building work which I undertake at Syncretia but for all … more →
Wait, Can You Translate That For Me?
girlwhocriedepiphany wrote 1 year ago: Tonight I had a chance to hear a lecture by Julia Kristeva, feminist, linguist, psychoanalyst, novel … more →
Exiles (II)
ethnicrhino wrote 1 year ago: Last week we ended by placing emphasis on the possibility of positive things happening from living i … more →
On Summer and travel –and III- Mask lovers, lobsters & polyglots
ethnicrhino wrote 1 year ago: Last on the lazy summer series. Since the log is also about the language of migrants and exiles here … more →
Burning in water, drowning.
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zeldafitzgerald wrote 1 year ago: [Zelda regrets that she did not post on Friday. Zelda knows that she is getting behind, and she is g … more →
The Impudence of Uttering: The Mother Tongue
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Roman Archive wrote 1 year ago: Sublimation and Culture The role of making signs in relations between culture and the transcendent a … more →
Bahasa dan Feminisme Posmodern
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esterlianawati wrote 1 year ago: Feminisme posmodern (postmodern feminism) adalah sebuah pendekatan terhadap teori feminis yang memad … more →
on blogging
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Goddess Durga wrote 1 year ago: Original Remixed is a blog without a theme. I’m beginning, as I usually do in life, by breakin … more →
abandon your myths: sharing advent with kristeva, dennett, and alison
Teresa wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been reading a few things lately, including Julia Kristeva’s Intimate Revolt, Danie … more →
