Gender and Sexuality
Monday, April 16th, 2012
In the very beginning of this course, I mentioned that a partial reason for taking this course was because I was taking a Gender and Society course and was interested in how it would couple and/ or digress with this course. There were instances of “ah-ha’s” and some nods of familiarity throughout this course in […]
Gender and Sexuality
Tags: Black Community, Complexity, Slave Relations, Social Constructionist, Sula
Posted in April 17, Vita Xie | 1 Comment »
LOVE
Monday, April 16th, 2012
The fact that slavery existed in America still baffles me. The most inhumane social structure was prevalent in a country where the ideals of freedom and pursuit of happiness was, and still is, the marketing strategy for potential immigrants. It’s the greatest example of irony in the history of the world. This is the face I […]
LOVE
Tags: flawed society, love, Peiss, slavery, stevenson
Posted in April 17, Peter Panousopoulos | 1 Comment »
Construction, Power and Loss in Sula
Sunday, April 15th, 2012
I really enjoyed Tony Morrison’s Sula. It’s a unique novel in that Morrison lets the reader to a lot of work and filling in the blanks for herself. I found that both challenging and interesting especially when I was trying to recall how certain characters related to one another. Sula reminded me of Lolita in […]
Construction, Power and Loss in Sula
Tags: awareness, constructionism, Identity, loss, Morrison, Power-Relations, Sula
Posted in April 17, Whitney Porter | 1 Comment »
The Strong Women of Sula
Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
Sula is a gorgeous book to read, and it I am glad I had the documents and Foucault to offer additional insight. Toni Morrision does a good job portraying Sula in all her shades of gray. I found that I was slow to judge her (and the rest of the characters) because of our other […]
The Strong Women of Sula
Tags: Black Community, Erotic Woman, Good Mother, Slave Relations, Sula, Woman-Friendship
Posted in April 17, Tal Shtulsaft | 1 Comment »