Counting Past Two (WisCon 31 panel): Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(jiawen) |
(links) |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
Thinking in terms of opposites—man and woman, black and white, good and evil—is deeply, deeply entrenched in Western discourse. What alternatives are there? Some theorists, like Homi Bhabha, talk about "third spaces" and hybridity. What's that all about? | Thinking in terms of opposites—man and woman, black and white, good and evil—is deeply, deeply entrenched in Western discourse. What alternatives are there? Some theorists, like Homi Bhabha, talk about "third spaces" and hybridity. What's that all about? | ||
M: BC Holmes, Hanne I Blank, Suzanne Alles Blom, Duane A. Corn, Heidi Lampietti | M: [[BC Holmes]], [[Hanne I Blank]], [[Suzanne Alles Blom]], [[Duane A. Corn]], [[Heidi Lampietti]] | ||
==Notes, reports, etc.== | ==Notes, reports, etc.== | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 31 May 2007
30 Counting Past Two
Feminism, Sex, and Gender•Conference Room 2• Friday, 8:45-10:00 p.m.
Thinking in terms of opposites—man and woman, black and white, good and evil—is deeply, deeply entrenched in Western discourse. What alternatives are there? Some theorists, like Homi Bhabha, talk about "third spaces" and hybridity. What's that all about?
M: BC Holmes, Hanne I Blank, Suzanne Alles Blom, Duane A. Corn, Heidi Lampietti
Notes, reports, etc.
- jiawen @ WisCon LJ