Campus Rebellions and Plantation Politics: Power, Privilege, and the Emancipatory Struggle in Higher Education

19/12/2017

Axé. I did not submit to this CFP, but I will be interested in the book. Campus Rebellions and Plantation Politics: Power, Privilege, and the Emancipatory Struggle in Higher Education Editors: Frank Tuitt, University of Denver Bianca C. Williams, CUNY Graduate Center Dian Squire, Iowa State University Saran Stewart, University of the West Indies, Mona … More Campus Rebellions and Plantation Politics: Power, Privilege, and the Emancipatory Struggle in Higher Education

The modern workplace

16/12/2017

Working classes internalize harm. They respond to hurt and pain that liquid capital inflicts on them by, first and foremost, self-harming. It’s easier for them to believe the neoliberal narrative that they fail because something is wrong with them. So they self-punish and self-destruct. Creative and professional classes have better defenses against this. They externalize … More The modern workplace

Things to do

16/12/2017

First, call the bookkeeper (because she has a call in). Then, call the business office (because I have tried to before). Then, find out about whether there is a case manager. Next, start finding out about the doctors. My most recent missive on this matter had these points: 1. [] will visit one afternoon (post … More Things to do

Le soleil d’hiver

14/12/2017

There are hardly any blogs anymore. I read an old post by the great Twisty therefore, and realized once again how much it all comes down to patriarchy.  Twisty refers to “her spiritual death at college.” “It took me about 30 years to grow [my mojo] back,” she says. I didn’t have her experience then … More Le soleil d’hiver

Heaven

12/12/2017

Here is the beginning of one of my stories that never gets published. Others may not, but I like my own style. How many roads lead to Heaven? If you trip on the bridge, do you fall? Had some event marked Una, did a single moment fix her to her chair? Or was it an … More Heaven

Found phrases

12/12/2017

“It is I who have learned to stand in my own way because of having been taught it was illegitimate that I could do these things, and inappropriate that I should be happy.” That was in a computer file I am deleting. Axé.

Pour mon article

11/12/2017

Nothing I am saying about the neoliberal university has not been said before, but in popular discourse, including among professors and within universities, people are acting as though it had not been. Therefore, my article is necessary and is not redundant. What is fresh is my focus on vocabulary. My point is similar to one … More Pour mon article