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Week 9--Expanding the Frontiers of Reading

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Thu, 10/30/2008 - 7:41pm
This week (with some help from Tamarinda Figueroa and Ingrid Paredes) we will move from Cherríe Moraga's discussion of Names We Call Home to Gayatri Spivak's attempt to "expand the frontiers of the politics of reading" for you. What questions do you have for Tamarinda and Ingrid? What do you make of this juxtaposition of the ideas of "home" and "frontier"? Where do you most comfortably locate yourself now as a reader/feminist/activist: @ "home," on the "frontier," or someplace inbetween? 

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