I have begun my 2nd reading of Gloria E. Anzaldúa’s text, Boarderlands|La Frontera. I read this text during my master’s work in theological ethics, and am returning to it. So far, I’m trying to decide how I want to be in conversation with the text. That is, do I want to blog about each chapter–a critical analysis/evaluation of each chapter? Or, do I want to make one entry for the whole book? I’m not settled just yet on how I would like to engage the text and respond to the text. The challenge, moreso than how I will organize my blog entry[ies] is how to be critical of a text about which you fully support!
I’m sure in the wordpress community there are feminist theorists and activists who are familiar w/ Anzaldúa’s work, and I hope to be in conversation w/ some of you!
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