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Category Archives: self-promotion
Land of the Lost: in which I suffer for the sake of knowledge
This weekend at GeekDad I have a “10 things parents should know” post up about Land of the Lost, which was almost no fun at all. That said, there’s always a silver lining: 10. Well, is there at least a … Continue reading
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Here’s a funny thing (actually, 2)
Two announcements: I’m mostly pleased to say that, as of this afternoon, I’m the president-elect (effective virtually immediately) of the CCSU AAUP chapter. On our campus, that’s a union position, representing full-time *and* part-time faculty, librarians, and coaches. I say … Continue reading
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Review: Freud’s Wizard: Ernest Jones and the Transformation of Psychoanalysis, by Brenda Maddox
In this month’s Bookslut, I review Brenda Maddox’s new biography of Ernest Jones: Three of Brenda Maddox’s splendid biographies center on famous modernist marriages: D. H. & Frieda Lawrence, W. B. & Georgie Yeats, and James and Nora Joyce. Like … Continue reading
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Klaver’s _The Apostle of the Flesh: A Critical Life of Charles Kingsley
The new Victorian Studies (Winter 2007), and included in it is my review of J. M. I. Klaver’s The Apostle of the Flesh: A Critical Life of Charles Kingsley (Brill, 2006). Here’s the first graf: In 1872, Vanity Fair remarked … Continue reading
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Assessment & Accountability
Over at Academic Commons, my first post is up: It’s about the so-called Voluntary System of Accountability being promulgated by the American Association of State Colleges & Universities (AASCU) and the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges … Continue reading
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New Bookslut post
My weekly post at Blog of a Bookslut is up. Topics include the new book of Guantanamo Bay detainee poems, a new edition of Blake’s illustrations of “Comus,” the “Immanent Willy,” and more.
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