Posts Tagged: Authorship
Archive of the Unspoken
Some scholarly thoughts on Le Tigre. Actually, this is an excerpt from a longer piece on queer trauma (*all* copyright rules apply here). What ever happened to Le Tigre anyway?? I miss them. From the Desk of Mr. Lady, an
Archive of the Unspoken
Some scholarly thoughts on Le Tigre. Actually, this is an excerpt from a longer piece on queer trauma (*all* copyright rules apply here). What ever happened to Le Tigre anyway?? I miss them. From the Desk of Mr. Lady, an
“On burning ground…”
“You write — don’t you? — because you’re more alive when you write. You write because in black and white on the page, on a computer screen, in a notebook, in pencil or pen, even on a old-fashioned typewriter, you
“On burning ground…”
“You write — don’t you? — because you’re more alive when you write. You write because in black and white on the page, on a computer screen, in a notebook, in pencil or pen, even on a old-fashioned typewriter, you
Speaking the unspeakable: Notes on Adorno & Trauma
To prepare some notes on Adorno’s famous injunction “to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric” for teaching I went to Susan Gubar’s book Poetry After Auschwitz. I knew she derived her title in response to Adorno’s injunction so I was
Speaking the unspeakable: Notes on Adorno & Trauma
To prepare some notes on Adorno’s famous injunction “to write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric” for teaching I went to Susan Gubar’s book Poetry After Auschwitz. I knew she derived her title in response to Adorno’s injunction so I was
Authorship and Women — Generating a List
A running list of feminist scholars and theorists that write about women and authorship. Feel free to comment and help me make this list more comprehensive! Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar — on anxiety and many other aspects of female
Authorship and Women — Generating a List
A running list of feminist scholars and theorists that write about women and authorship. Feel free to comment and help me make this list more comprehensive! Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar — on anxiety and many other aspects of female
“Eliot’s Mystic Writing Pad”
Been working on this for a little too long if you ask me, but I finally have found a frame that I’m happy with. That’s a major breakthrough, actually. The rest of it still needs work. I “get” the poem
“Eliot’s Mystic Writing Pad”
Been working on this for a little too long if you ask me, but I finally have found a frame that I’m happy with. That’s a major breakthrough, actually. The rest of it still needs work. I “get” the poem
