Traversing el Río: Performing The/My (In)visible Mestizaje Body
The following is posted on the PostColonial Networks site as their “launch” post. If you are interested in this style of academic writing, contact the editors! They are currently looking for additional posts! A borderland is a vague and undetermined place created by the emotional residue of an unnatural boundary. It is in a constant [...]
On Be-ing and sitting w/ a Dalyan scholar
I have been enjoying Mary Daly’s The Church & The Second Sex. It has raised several questions in my mind: What is sex? Why recover ontology? What is PostChristian thought, exactly? I’m sitting with these three questions, and hope that we will discuss them this coming week in our Ethics reading group. For now, though, [...]
Gendering Religious Studies in Japan
“Gendering Religious Studies in Japan” Respondent: Morny Joy (University of Calgary, Canada) Thursday Morning 9:00-11:00 , August 19th Bahen 1230 Where feminist and gender studies in Japan have advanced, religion has been a less than frequent topic for Japanese feminists and gender studies. For many feminists, religion is a tool of patriarchy that is still used to oppress and [...]
Feminist Theological Music Popular in the Vatican
I received the following from WATER today. I do love good music! Special from Rome July 21, 2010 Feminist Theological Music Popular in the Vatican The Vatican goes on vacation. Officials were spotted rowing down the Tiber engaged in their spiritual exercises. Strains of a familiar children’s song, “Row, Row, Row Your Boat,” came from their craft. “Sin, sin, sin away [...]
Viviendo la vida en la(s) frontera(s)
I know life in the Borderlands. Esto es lo que está en mi mente y en mi corazón hoy as I move through este semana. Intimate Terrorism: Life in the Borderlands The world is not a safe place to live in. We shiver in separate cells in enclosed cities, shoulders hunched, barely keeping the panic [...]
WATER’s Feminist Conversations in Religion Teleconference · "Feminist Theology in Theological Education" A Conversation with R. Ruether
WATER’s Feminist Conversations in Religion Hour-long Teleconference · July 8, 2010 Feminist Theology in Theological Education A Conversation with Rosemary Radford Ruether Thursday, July 8, 2010 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EDT RSVP to e.speigle@gmail.com or call 301 589-2509 to receive dial-in information by July 7, 2010. Rosemary Radford Ruether will speak about her chapter, [...]
When the "Academy" betrays you
I have lived most of my “adult” life in the academy. I have pursued higher education to its fullest: bachelor’s degree, graduate school, and now the Ph.D. I have come to love the rigor of the academy and hate the violence of the academy. I learned early on that my presence in the academy is [...]
FEG reflections
I have thought many times about blogging concerning FEG (Feminist Epistemology Group), but I have not. Each Monday I have incredible insights with this group, mostly comprised of feminist, queer, and people of color–women, specifically. We have been meeting for two hours each Monday to discuss our readings, which always expand into our projects (our [...]
Tending Body Knowledge: Heike Peckruhn on PostColonial Theology Network
This PostColonial Theology Network entry was written by one of my favorite colleagues, Heike Peckruhn. I post it here to share it with those who may not be members of the PTN. I feel very privileged to spend time with Heike and share early morning coffee trips with her at our local Starbucks talking about [...]
Distance y Tú or When Bodies are Separated
Friday nights are interesting for me. Tonight is no different. I should be reading Feminist Epistemology on this lovely Friday night, but I’ve put my book down. I’m listening to music and sitting in my chair writing and wondering. I’m wondering about distance and when bodies are separated. I articulated this today about how proximity [...]
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iRobyn rss- 1919 September 9, 2010Lots happened in 1919. Jan 1st – Edsel Ford succeeds his father, Henry Ford, as president of the Ford Motor Company. Jan 2nd – Lithuania gains independence Jan 5th – National Socialist Party (Nazi) forms as German Farmers Party Jan 11th – Romania annexes Transylvania Jan 14th – John McGraw, Charles A Stoneham, & Judge […]Robyn
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- Pre-San Francisco (test) Vlog September 3, 2010So, I’m trying my hand at Vloging. This is a short clip that I did w/ Milan, my iPhone! I am hoping to do some vloging while in San Francisco next week. Like on the streets and whatnot! Brilliant, right?! […]Robyn
- Homophobia September 3, 2010Unfortunately, we live in a world of hate. And, sometimes that hatred, whether we recognize it as such or not, lives close to us. This is my response to your hatred! I think what disturbs me most is that you’re teaching your kid to hate. All this under the guise of religion, God–Christianity! And, that […]Robyn
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- On turning 34: having a life full of love; being compelled to live September 1, 2010I turned 34 in Nashville, TN with a group of LGBTQ folks. It was the next to last day of this event, and I already had a tremendous summer. Now, with some new super cool friends, I was rounding out the month of July (my birthday is 7/30) in style: super queer and swanky–all in […]Robyn
- Traversing el Río: Performing The/My (In)visible Mestizaje Body August 29, 2010The following is posted on the PostColonial Networks site as their “launch” post. If you are interested in this style of academic writing, contact the editors! They are currently looking for additional posts! A borderland is a vague and undetermined place created by the emotional residue of an unnatural boundary. It is in a constant […]Robyn
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