Category Archives: Subject Theory

Spanish women poets of the 20s and 30s

Posted on 20th February 2017 by Iansã

I have photocopies of the first chapter or two of Catherine Bellver’s excellent book, that I am recycling because I keep forgetting that I have them–and do not seem to be reading the poets in question. They are listed here … Continue reading →

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Unas revistas importantes

Posted on 1st February 2017 by Iansã

Revista Iberoamericana 221 (Oct.-Dec. 2007) is entirely available online so I am leaving my beautiful paper copy in this café because I do not recognize the issue when it sits on my shelf. It is on literature and technology but … Continue reading →

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Comparative Literature, encore

Posted on 26th September 2014 by Iansã

In order to be more present in things I should also finally read this now old Spivak book and some current discussion on Weltlitteratur.

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Robert Creely and more

Posted on 31st August 2014 by Iansã

A secret conversation that reminded me of how interesting things are even if I am not a great fan of Creeley: Reading Robert Creeley’s letters and coming across him labeling the people at Partisan Review and Kenyon Review “enemies” is … Continue reading →

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En la frontera: sujeto y capitalismo

Posted on 26th June 2014 by Iansã

Una lectura que podría ser interesante.

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No hay tal yo de conjunto

Posted on 3rd May 2014 by Iansã

No hay.

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In the library

Posted on 30th November 2013 by Iansã

I want this UC Berkeley dissertation: 2010 Daly, Tara Restless Bodies, Unquiet Minds: Poetry, Performance, and Power in the Andean Avant-Gardes. Tarica  

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Brunner and Mexico and all

Posted on 11th November 2013 by Iansã

Here is an article to read, and I need to read Brunner, have done for years. And I can see the Mexican courses I would like to teach: one on estridentismo and other vanguardias, using Tatiana Flores’ book and others, … Continue reading →

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Station break

Posted on 10th November 2013 by Iansã

“Understand that the illness causes a sense of internal chaos for your family member which can result in all kinds of defensive, controlling, and disruptive behaviors.” All right. But I request further advice, book recommendations, anything.

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Things, y lo transhemisférico

Posted on 7th October 2013 by Iansã

I have this tattered issue of New German Critique 22 (Winter 1981), special issue on modernism, that I should really recycle as it is so old. But I never do since as a physical object it reminds me of myself. … Continue reading →

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