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Tag Archives: richard eldridge
Pouring through Books: Fun! Chaucer’s Books Post (George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte, J Hillis Miller, Wars between Deconstruction and Cultural Studies…)
I am having a surreal experience. I am at J’s with his son, 7.5, and his ex-stepson, nearly 13, whose 6th grade graduation party I attended a few weeks ago. I have never slept in a house with two kids, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Literature, Philosophy, UCSB, Uncategorized, Yale
Tagged adam bede, aesthetic judgment, aesthetic response, ariadne's thread, assholes in grad school, bronte, celibacy, cultural studies, deconstruction, depression, e cook, eliot, geoffrey hartman, grad misery, identification, j hillis miller, julie carlson, kant's third critique, kay young, lit theory, new historicism, paul de man, richard eldridge, richard helgerson, stanley cavell, theory, villette, yale school of criticism
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“You seem so normal! What happened to you?”: A Partial, Intellectual Answer to a Frequent Question
I got an IM on FB from a very good friend up in Oregon, a Republican lawyer with a wife and children. He’s a smart and fun guy and we enjoy chatting on FB. He asked: “Did you get rescued … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Philosophy, Relationships, School, UCSB, Yale
Tagged aesthetics, analytic and continental philosophy, barbie dolls, beautiful, beauty, carol rovane, deconstruction, depression, dissertation writing, elizabeth bishop, feminist critics, gender studies, geoffrey hartman, grad school, kant, katherine philips, lacanian theory, letters on the aesthetic education of man, literary criticism, morality, on moral personhood, paul de man, paul fry, philosophical criticism, play, richard eldridge, sara suleri, schiller, wsecs conference
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Happiness, Gratitude for FB Friends, Dominican Republic in 2010, Ireland in 1994, Reflection on Motherhood
I am so happy. Not a day here or there. Day in and day out, I love my life. I have said before on the blog(s), and many times on FB, how much FB has transformed my existence on a … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities (Classy Ones), Family, Fashion, Lifestyle, Philosophy, Relationships, School, St. Augustine, Television, Travel, UCSB, Westlake School For Girls, Yale
Tagged backpacking, brothers and sisters, dominican republic, expressivism, family ties, fb friends, friends, grey's anatomy, harvard, hegel, ireland, motherhood, parenthood, parents, richard eldridge, spin city, virginia woolf, yale
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Back in LA, Heading to SB with 6 Philosophy Lectures to Blog About, Also Follow-Up Emails to New Contacts from APA!
It will be nice to see J, and my new computer, later today when I arrive in SB. I have two schlepper errands for Dad and now that leg is messed up, I have an excuse for a pigsty of … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook Notes, Family, Food & Wine, Lifestyle, Lingerie, Literature, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged aesthetics, apa, aristotle, beauty and morality in kant, consignment stores, ethics, friendship, hegel, new computer, nietzsche, richard eldridge, stanley cavell, the cottage in pacific palisades, wittgenstein
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Broken Ankle (Probably), Hospital This Morning, Wheelchair Rest of Conference: Richard (Eldridge), Orals Member, is Here at 1 PM–Hegel Invited Symposium
So I thought I was clear about all the panels I wished to see. But then when I fell down the escalator’s last three stairs, because of my fucking 12 pound lap top, the 5 inch heels, and the anxiety … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Literature, Philosophy, Relationships, UCSB, Uncategorized, Yale
Tagged academic relationships, accident, aeshetics, broken/sprained ankle, dissertation chairs, eliot, hegel, paul guyer, richard eldridge, stakeout 2, wheelchair
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