Laurel Harris retweeted
this reminds me of a point roland barthes makes in “novels and children” about women writers & specifically about elle magazine’s coverage of them
(mythologies, 1957, trans. richard howard)
Replying to @MoiraDonegan
The policy “conundrums” that have arisen from this conflict are always like “how do we convince women to sacrifice themselves for the maintenance of the nuclear family?” How about: we don’t.
Laurel Harris retweeted
📢📢HEAR YE HEAR YE: the one & only @RColesworthy & I are once more collecting literary contingent 2023 pubs, articles & monographs, for the end-of-year list to be published in @contingent_mag!
Please RT!
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Laurel Harris retweeted
I do hope everyone understands that what's happening at WVU is both an extreme version of what's happening at almost all public universities, and a trial balloon for doing it elsewhere
Damn there’s a lot going on here:
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Laurel Harris retweeted
I'd like to give away 5 copies of the just-released paperback of In and Out of Sight: Modernist Writing and the Photographic Unseen to grads/precarious academics! I'll cover postage. If you're keen reply with a v. short description of your research so I can get to know your work!
Our co-edited issue of Feminist Modernist Studies on Jean Rhys is live!: tandfonline.com/toc/rfmd20/c…
Laurel Harris retweeted
The murder of Jordan Neely is ACTUALLY what everyone thought the murder of Kitty Genovese was
Laurel Harris retweeted
Rutgers faculty unions are on day 3 of our STRIKE for a #FairContractNow. Donate to the joint strike fund of Rutgers AAUP-AFT, PTLFC, and AAUP-BHSNJ to support members on strike. #RUOnStrike! #StrikeFund Share widely!
Donate here: rafup.betterworld.org/donate
Laurel Harris retweeted
We stand in solidarity with our colleagues at #RutgersUniversity who are on strike. If you'd like to support them, you can attend one of their picket shifts.
cnn.com/2023/04/10/us/rutger…
Laurel Harris retweeted
“Biquette the goat, sold to an abattoir after she stopped producing milk but was rescued by punks and then spent 10 years watching grindcore bands. She could come and go as she pleased and, in the words of her rescuers, “escaped death, lived punk”. Absolute legend. 🐐
This is like the student who writes, ‘In art, as in life, good things happen to good people and bad things happen to bad people.’
In Opinion
"While the finale’s deaths were dramatic, the motive behind them was completely banal," Michelle Goldberg writes on season two of "The White Lotus." nyti.ms/3VQIijm



















