Category Archives: Feminism

notes from the interblags, the back from Europe edition

Posted on January 4, 2008 by Michael

Here’s some interesting reads: • I’m fascinating by issues of privacy and online social networking, and this time, it’s related to the double standard between young men and young women. Feministing links to this CNN article about young women posting … Continue reading →

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the rhetoric of pink

Posted on December 11, 2007 by Michael

I’m in my hotel in Frankfurt with pretty poor wireless connection stolen from elsewhere, but I thought I’d pass on this brief NY Times article about the use of pink in visiting football locker rooms as a psychological strategy at … Continue reading →

Posted in Affect, Feminism, Gender, Queer issues and theory, Visual Rhetoric | 4 Comments

notes from the interblags: thanksgiving edition

Posted on November 22, 2007 by Michael

I’ve found that my blog reading is much like my magazine reading. I’m always behind and have a stack of stuff to read when I get around to it. • via Clay Spinuzzi, Hello, My Name is Bob, and I … Continue reading →

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Ann Coulter, the Liberal Blogosphere, and the (Straight, Liberal) Male Bond

Posted on October 12, 2007 by Michael

Here is my talk from The Feminism(s) and Rhetoric(s) Conference last week. I’ll put the abstract here and the talk below the cut. I also added links within the text to blogs I discuss. To forefront on concern of mine … Continue reading →

Posted in Anger, Blogs, Feminism, Gender, Internet culture, Presentations, publics, Queer issues and theory | 2 Comments

queer in little rock; or, composing bodies

Posted on October 6, 2007 by Michael

Scene 1: Sarah, Luke, and I have been in Little Rock for only a few hours Wednesday night and decide to see what the city’s like. With the help of Google, we find a piano bar that seems kind of … Continue reading →

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