On biographical criticism and its effects: ¿qué relación hay entre arte y vida? But most importantly, he destroys conventional notions of identity, and we keep saying, who was this man? The creation of anthologies was about authority, and I intuit that authority is fundamentally what 19th century literature is about. What did I mean when … More Fragmentos vallejianos, decimonónicos, y míos
I might get rid of my copy of Vallejo, Espistolario general, the spine is so worn that I can’t see what it is on the shelf and it is available for download here, and used — although perhaps I should keep this after all, other copies are likely as bad. A History of Coca (Mortimer, … More Libros peruanos
I read large parts of the first volume of his book last night — skimming some of it — and it’s brilliant. I’d always wanted to buy/read it, as in when it came out in English, but didn’t have the time/money. It has to do with the present but I think it also has to … More Klaus Theweleit
One that is used by many people in Florida, and someone else’s individual one. They use good resources and are related to mine, but they do different things too, which is interesting. And there’s a picture of me. Florida. Catherine Ramírez at UCSC. All these people are related to me intellectually somehow, and make me … More Two LAS syllabi
1/ From Soto (I need his other book on choleaje, and I want to finish this one–and reread Clayton, and some of the people they both cite): Años después, Marco Martos y Elsa Villanueva harán un análisis exhaustivo de T I en su libro fundamental «Las palabras de Trilce» (1989). Pero fue Gonzalo Sobejano quien … More Library
Soto’s book costs s/40 but mailing costs are s/230 which is $68 today. I’ll wait to see how I’ll get it, and read his other book in the meantime. Axé.
I think I’ve put my finger on it, it’s those feelings of unworthiness (more than guilt/shame) added to the fact that I gave my work to a Them. So I am never working for me, and never fully placing myself in work. Partly that’s for reasons we have already discussed at length, work became a … More Meanwhile
I didn’t say all of that because why let him take (more) energy? Axé.
I must read this book. And I think Spivak’s famous article may have clues to my project. Knowledge. The West sees subalternity as the site of unmediated truth, someone said. That is why people have to have passed through Blackness. Axé.
A student long ago said of someone: “Well, he has no job skills other than his native language, so he has to convince everyone that being what you are studying is the only valid form of knowledge.” Axé.
coldhearted scientist وداد 