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Waxing Gibbous

Submitted by Pemwrez2009 on Sat, 09/29/2007 - 2:48pm

Pemwrez2009
September 28, 2007
Critical Feminist Studies
Anne Dalke

Paper 1: Waxing Gibbous

Reconstructing Consciousness

Notes towards Day 11 of
Critical Feminist Studies

Homesick with Nowhere to Go

Notes towards Day 10 of
Critical Feminist Studies

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Race, Place, & Gender (A Poem & More Questions)

Submitted by tbarryfigu on Fri, 09/28/2007 - 4:56pm

The world that we live in is

separated by more than just oceans, rivers,

 mountain ranges and borderlines.

The world that we live in is

A Visit with Susan Stryker

Notes towards Day 12 of
Critical Feminist Studies

coursekeeping:
--sign in, conferences, papers due on-line t'morrow @ 5
--events: Latina/o Studies/Transgender History/Raka Ray on Feminist Revolution
--reading assignment, Tuesday after break:
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, "La Respuesta/The Response" (1690)
--Wed. evening quarterbacking re: revised syllabus/more tweaking/commentary?
--mid-semester evaluations: what's working? what needs working on??

Refusing to Remain Figurative

Notes towards Day 9 of
Critical Feminist Studies

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"She writes in white ink..." -Cixous

Submitted by llauher on Fri, 09/28/2007 - 2:00pm

Weezie Lauher

September 28, 2007

Intro. to Critical Feminist Theory

Professor Dalke

 

 

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A Long Week 4 Response

Submitted by Rhapsodica on Wed, 09/26/2007 - 8:59pm

When I came to class on Tuesday after reading Spivak's essay, I was feeling terribly daunted. I hadn't read any of the books she used to illustrate her ideas (though I was pretty familiar with the plot of Frankenstein), and found it very difficult to get through her writing and extract anything useful, if only because I didn't know what she was trying to say most of the time. Our discussion & small group work in class were helpful, but I still didn't take very strongly to Spivak's ideas. I suppose, as I've said before on this forum and in class, feminism is something that I feel involves a connection on a personal level as well as on an academic/activist level... and I felt virtually no connection with her essay at all.

"That Other Limitless Country": "The Dark Continent," the Unconscious


Notes towards Day 8 of
Critical Feminist Studies
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