Category Archives: Independent Study Gender and Culture (English 502 – Fal

Butler Lite: Half the Esoterica, All the Flavor

Posted on September 6, 2007 by Michael

Yesterday my friend Luke and I discussed “Femininity Slashed: Suffragette Militancy, Modernism and Gender” by Caroline Howlett. Before he read it, I told him it’s not as hard to follow as Judith Butler (whose “Critically Queer” we had discussed the … Continue reading →

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critically queer

Posted on September 4, 2007 by Michael

I’m re-reading some work from our Gender and Culture Colloquium last fall in order to prepare for my talk at the Feminism(s) and Rhetoric(s) conference coming up (egads! a month away) and to talk to my colleague and friend Luke … Continue reading →

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slashing and composition

Posted on October 8, 2006 by Michael

I’ve been thinking a bit about my thesis recently, and putting Sirc (art) and Bartholomae (criticism) into concert with each other. For our gender and cultural studies independent study reading seminar, we are reading “Feminity Slashed” by Caroline Howlett, and … Continue reading →

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