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Notes Towards Day 10: Welcoming Pemwrez2009

 
Notes Towards Day 10
Critical Feminist Studies
Welcoming
Pemwrez2009

Gender & SexualiTEA: 5-7 TODAY, QUITA WOODWARD ROOM in THOMAS

I. Coursekeeping
signing in, paying up?
papers due @ 5 p.m. tomorrow,
ON-LINE IN YOUR BLOG AND
IN HARD COPY IN MY MAILBOX IN ENGLISH HOUSE
be sure to "tag" the on-line version both as "Critical Feminist Studies Paper 1"

Notes Towards Day 8

Notes Towards Day 8 of Food for Thought

I. coursekeeping
naming
writing
(papers due @ 5 tomorrow)
reading for next Tuesday:
first part (75 pp.) of
The Paradox of Choice,
by Swat pysch prof Barry Schwartz;
popular version of the scientific dilemma we've been chasing this week--
Schwartz generalizes the problem

II. (nonsensical-to-me) observation
from one of y'day's conferences:
"I don't know how I'm doing..."
(reminiscent of the joke re:
two object-relations psychologists, making love:
"How was it for me?")

Course Roster

Roster for Critical Feminist Studies, Fall 2008

Emily Bock
Kendalyn Brown
Charlie Caplan
Raina Chauhan
Rebecca Findlay
Hope Fillingim
Eve Gleichman
Dawn Hathaway
Amanda Hittson
Sarah Kaufman
Sonal Kumar
Julia Lustick
Alexandra Norton
Laura Perry
Hilary Polak
Melissa Pottash
Sarina Schwartz
Katie Scire
Sarah Sherman
Stephanie Smith
Janet Zarate

Notes towards Day 7

Notes towards Day 7 of Food for Thought

I. Coursekeeping
naming:
who's game?
posting:
Anna, Steph?
reading:
(ignore the pps. re: caterpillars making choices--
the caterpillars aren't ready yet! Wil Franklin is growing them,
will come in two weeks...)
read Lisa Belkin's "02 NYTimes essay on coincidence--
like today's readings, about the tendency of all of us
to look for patterns where there may be none
writing for Friday:

Notes Towards Day 7

Finishing Middlesex/
"Thinking About What Was Next":

Notes Towards Day Seven of

Critical Feminist Studies


Photograph by Simran Kaur, BMC '04
I. Coursekeeping
naming gaming: 3 to your left, 3 to your right
signing in

Categorization: An Exercise

The result of asking

What categories do each of us occupy?

How might we self-organize into a
taxonomy that makes sense of those identities?
(an exercise in Critical Feminist Studies, 9/18/08):

Two ven diagrams, a tree, a river, and a map
tracing actual and imagined travel trajectories....
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