Kate Good

Early in Susan Pearson’s article “Speaking Bodies, Speaking Minds: Animals, Language, History,” she brings up an interesting point about the “letter-writer” versus Ms. Stowe: they each had a different view of what “language” actually is. Further in, Pearson discusses the Continue reading →

Not going to lie, I entirely forgot about posting after I read. So, my bad on the lateness. That said… I really, REALLY, liked the article “Investigation the History in Prehistories.” I particularly attached to the discussion of contingency in Continue reading →

In the interest of time with my sister’s wedding this weekend, this one is going to be rather short, but I look forward to elaborating with all of you in class! “It is interesting that there is a great deal Continue reading →

I had a little confusion this week. Actually, more like many questions about unclear moments that I think discussion will clear up quickly. By unclear moments, I mean thoughts of “why are we actually reading this?” I’m sure I will Continue reading →

Um. WTF did I just (attempt to) read? Holy schnikes. For this reading, it can be summed up for me as “The present may also be analyzed as a point of transition toward the dawning of a new world” (What is Continue reading →

The cat thing. Woah. Just…woah. But important in seeing how varied culture can be and why we need to look at even the most gruesome of evidence whether we want to or not… Moving on —– I think I’m a Continue reading →

A note of beginning — and I’m going to keep my post short again, continuing the writing exercises of late — of all the readings, I wish I had done Tosh first. Especially after what I think may have been Continue reading →

“It seems we love diversity until we see what it actually looks like.” (Weinberger, 71) Ohhhhhh shitttttt. Called out. I know Weinberger is talking mostly about diversity in terms of decision making, opinions, and knowledge bases, but I have a Continue reading →

Sorry this is sort of a novel, but I really enjoyed this week’s readings and had a bit of fun with them. Let’s be honest for a second. Our job is awesome. Seriously. Consult this if you think I’m lying. Continue reading →

Considering it’s the first week, I’m not sure if it’s how we should go about analyzing the articles, but I’m going to move text by text instead of trying to throw all of them together at once. Also, I’m going Continue reading →