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Thomas Dybo commented on the post, Thursday, 17 November 2011, on the site History 601 6 months, 1 week ago
After reading Young, I found myself very opposed to postcolonialism as a school of study. I will save most of this for class discussion. I found a lot of Young’s arguments to be disingenuous. The most egregious of […]
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Thomas Dybo commented on the post, For Tuesday, 8 November 2011, on the site History 601 6 months, 2 weeks ago
Subjectivity, in the sense that Weedon is using it, is “our sense of ourselves,” which is “constructed.” According to Weedon, it is not innate, but rather in socially produced in a whole range of discursive […]
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Thomas Dybo commented on the post, Tuesday, 1 November 2011:, on the site History 601 6 months, 3 weeks ago
First of all, Happy Halloween everyone! Regarding Jenkins, I found it to be very interesting but I am not a convert to the postmodernist school. Still, he brought up some interesting points that I found very […]
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Thomas Dybo commented on the post, Speaking of movie accuracy, on the site History 601 7 months ago
I had heard a bit about the idea of Shakespeare not being the author of his plays a few years back. This critic, who describes himself as a former Shakespeare professor, is very critical of the movie “Anonymous” […]
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Thomas Dybo commented on the post, Speaking of movie accuracy, on the site History 601 7 months ago
I had heard a bit about the idea of Shakespeare not being the author of his plays a few years back. This critic, who describes himself as a former Shakespeare professor, is very critical of the movie “Anonymous” […]
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