“If this has been happening since 2009 why have you not reported until now?” It took a lot of thought to find a concise and true, but also polite and acceptable answer. I said, “Because the attacks now clearly affect the students and the university directly, not just me, and they have changed in nature, … More That form, that question
That is a trope, too, and it has been discussed/critiqued. Axé.
I want to buy this book but I also want to go to the store and read all the books. I prefer just to keep the page open to contemplate. Axé.
Here are the song lyrics in bilingual edition. Here is the amazing recording. This is the wild poet. Axé.
…was a SAQ issue important to me at one time. I cited it. Now we can see it all online. I had kept it for a piece on C. L. R. James, but it’s the Layoun article I cited and ought to reread. Online, though, now. I had kept Social Text 49 (1996) because it … More Third world literary and cultural criticism, Gyan Prakash…and DISPOSITIO
Rolena Adorno’s 1986 book and Koning on Columbus’ enterprise are going, for faded covers and because I don’t open them any more. They are truly great books and fortunately, not hard to get. So great that I can get them again. Also, what the heck for tatteredness: Brotherston on Latin American poetry (origins and presence); … More Guamán Poma, Hans Koning…and more
Yes, I am slow. But I’m getting rid of papers and looking at them. That means I am moving ahead. I’m even working on my vita. Axé.
Consider the difference between the neoliberal vs. the social-democratic self. This may be key to many things including current problems in university governance. Related is Bromwich’s 2021 column on current buzzwords (of neoliberalism). I don’t like Bromwich because he’s as slippery as the language he criticizes, claiming our interest in Ukraine is cleverly diverting attention … More On the self as a business enterprise
…although I thought ‘Baki was Sabaki. In any case, here’s the article about his correspondence with Joseph Beam. ‘Baki is brilliant. Axé.
“When the Reversed Queen of Cups shows it signals you need to turn your attention inwards and focus on your emotional well-being. You’re great at taking care of others – but now it’s time to take care of YOU. This card suggests that you are emotionally drained because you have been so busy supporting others, but … More Queen of Cups Reversed
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