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Interaction Criticism: How to Do It, Part 7
Readings: Going Off on Your Own Continued from Part 6 of the Interaction Criticism series, which starts here. Acknowledgment: Many of the ideas and readings cited throughout this series and particular… more →
Interaction Culture
How I met my mother (French Theory, by François Cusset)
ottiliemignon wrote 6 days ago: The critique of the critique of critique, like the old man in the sphynx’s riddle, is left, in … more →
Preliminary thoughts toward a thesis (part 1)
akivamegatech wrote 1 week ago: I’m working toward writing a thesis on the topic of the body as textuality: what is implied in … more →
Valences of the Dialectic - Fredric Jameson
rikowski wrote 2 weeks ago: Porcupine Tree - The Incident VALANCES OF THE DIALECTIC – FREDRIC JAMESON NEW FROM VERSO VALE … more →
Thoughts on Theory
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jacobhart wrote 1 month ago: it seems to me that the most interesting aspect of ‘theory’ that i have learned over the … more →
A 'Violent' Sign? Deleuze and Bio-Semiosis
Tim Matts wrote 1 month ago: Violent Signs takes its emblematic image from the work of Gilles Deleuze, whose ‘noological … more →
my mind is imploding...
Jenny wrote 1 month ago: …because my warm, memory foamed bed is beckoning and i’m running 4 hours of sleep on 30 … more →
Semiotics Wrap-Up
cstabile wrote 1 month ago: GOOD FOR FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES: 1. Semiotic analyses are fun! Allows critic to be creative; puts in … more →
Library Addition: Claes Wrangel - The Universalism of U.S. Exceptionalism
thatsnotit wrote 2 months ago: Claes Wrangel (2009) The Universalism of U.S. Exceptionalism; Deconstructing Security Through Notion … more →
what I've been reading lately.
akivamegatech wrote 4 months ago: OK, in lieu of actually reading (it’s hard if not impossible to chat with two people, listen t … more →
The Incoherencies Greg Sheehan's Healthy Anarchy (Pt.2)
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EqualMoney4all wrote 4 months ago: Anyone that calls themselves an “anarchist” while believing in self-marginalization an … more →
Derrida: the Never-Ending Story
Daniel Hartley wrote 5 months ago: Genius When is a book finished? The obvious answer is when you’ve reached the last full stop of the … more →
Kirschenbaum, Machine Visions
revolutionlullabye wrote 5 months ago: Kirschenbaum, Matthew. “Machine Visions: Toward a Poetics of Artificial Intelligence.” e … more →
Interesting Quotations from Fewell and Gunn's "Gender, Power, and Promise"
rwhnewton wrote 6 months ago: Danna Nolan Fewell and David M. Gunn, Gender, Power, and Promise: The Subject of the Bible’s First S … more →
reading list
akivamegatech wrote 7 months ago: A note of caution: steer clear of this list if “academic” reading makes you uncomfortabl … more →
Derrida Lays the Ub3r Pwnege
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Jack Stephens wrote 7 months ago: Had to share some of my stupid ramblings that I did for my Facebook account status updates: Surprisi … more →
The Machine
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shad wrote 9 months ago: Working for a hospital, I know machinery. And I don’t mean the high-tech diagnostic stuff. I m … more →
David Foster Wallace on Uncertainty and Fiction
ellisjudd wrote 9 months ago: From a 1993 interview: LM: A lot of your works (including Broom) have to do with this breakdown of t … more →
The Character of an Education
daschneider wrote 9 months ago: My latest essay, “The Character of an Education,” concerns educational philosophy and th … more →
Nelson, Cynthia. “Sexual Identities in ESL: Queer Theory and Classroom Inquiry”
queerstrokes wrote 9 months ago: Nelson, Cynthia. “Sexual Identities in ESL: Queer Theory and Classroom Inquiry.” TESOL Quarterly: Cr … more →
