Went really minimal with my latest bio: motherscholar π©βπ» she/her βΏ β€οΈππ Durham, NC, USA π
I want to share that if you have panic attacks fueled by imposter syndrome more than 2 weeks after your dissertation defense, you are not alone, because I did that today.
Want to read: Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture by Henry Jenkins π
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Post-SCMS musings on the value of the word acafan louisaellenstein.comRead: louisaellenstein.com
A seemingly objective position is only subjectivity rendered invisible but still implicated.
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SCMS 2011 Workshop: Acafandom and the Future of Fan Studies louisaellenstein.comRead: louisaellenstein.com
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Against Aca-Fandom bogost.comRead: bogost.com
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On Disliking Mad Men justtv.wordpress.comRead: justtv.wordpress.com
Frank Oz, on Miss Piggy:
She has a lot of vulnerability, which she has to hide, because of her need to be a superstar.
Quoted in Of Muppets and Men by Christopher Finch π¬ππΊπΈ
Kermit, while he is no saint, has achieved a wonderful equilibrium in which a common sense and a hunger for the absurd are nicely balanced. Were he to represent common sense only, he would be a prig; if he represented only hunger for the absurd, he would just be another of the show’s eccentrics. It is the fact that he has managed to embrace both extremes that enables him to function as he does.
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Want to read: Digital Black Feminism by Catherine Knight Steele π