No Fancy Name
Thursday, November 17, 2005
that really cool-sounding romanticism seminar next semester
For people interested in such things, here are the primary texts we'll be using. Yes, of COURSE I've already ordered the ones I don't already own.

The prof, aka "newly-minted PhD," is very cool. I popped by her office the other day to chat about some things related to her research (no, I wasn't there kissing ass or anything—I'm working with some profs on some projects and one of them said that I should go talk to this particular prof given my knowledge of crazy weird things like TEI standards, so I did) and we also talked about the grad seminar next semester and voila: list of texts.

Then we chatted briefly about theory class for no real reason, and she told me "you absolutely MUST read" a particular Derrida piece...which of course I have already printed for the next rainy day. So yeah, my classmates already think I'm strange...thankfully none of them were around when I said "alrighty!" to the reading of extra Derrida. I did chuckle to myself, though.





 



ME-RELATED
job / books / new blog

ARCHIVES
04/04 · 05/04 · 06/04 · 07/04 · 08/04 · 09/04 · 10/04 · 11/04 · 12/04 · 01/05 · 02/05 · 03/05 · 04/05 · 05/05 · 06/05 · 07/05 · 08/05 · 09/05 · 10/05 · 11/05 · 12/05 · 01/06 · 02/06 · 03/06 · 04/06 · 05/06 · 06/06 · 07/06 · 08/06 · 09/06 · 10/06 · 11/06 · 12/06 · ???


CREATIVE COMMONS

Creative Commons License
All blog content licensed as Attribution-NonCommercial- ShareAlike.