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Tag Archives: Michel Foucault
Dispatch from West Hollywood: A Booklist on the Pre-History of Pride
June is GLBT Pride month, which means for most (including myself) festivals, parades, 18-dollar cosmopolitans, and picking glitter out of my hair until early August. At the West Hollywood Pride parade last weekend, the marching pageantry of floats and performers … Continue reading
In Search of a Canon
In Search of a Canon by Jordan A. Rothacker Lists have always fascinated me. From descriptive lists in fiction to shopping lists on a refrigerator, they have always seemed an art unto themselves, prose broken down into a basic … Continue reading
The Cognitive Turn in Theory and Cultural Studies: A Review of Patrick Colm Hogan’s Understanding Nationalism
[The following review-essay was originally published in Inside Higher Education.] The Cognitive Turn in Theory and Cultural Studies: A Review of Patrick Colm Hogan’s Understanding Nationalism by Okla Elliott 1. Academic Triangulation: An Analysis of the Paratextual Aspects of Understanding … Continue reading
