Tag Archives: King Arthur

On Reading Legend in Fanon

Posted on June 20, 2010 by

Warning: What follows is an initial reaction to the opening chapters of Frantz Fanon’s “Black Skins, White Masks.” I have not got past Chapter One, though I fully intend to read this book in its entirety. Rambles, race-talk, post-colonial theory, … Continue reading →

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And thus, I emerged from a cloud of research

Posted on June 16, 2010 by

Today I presented on the research I’ve been doing on King Arthur, nostalgia, and decolonization. It’s a relief to be done with that presentation, and also a relief to feel so far ahead of the game at the moment. For … Continue reading →

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Research Research Research

Posted on April 10, 2010 by

This week has been an amazing one as far as research goes. I am proud to announce … My research project was chosen again for a Collaborative Research Grant! This is my victory face: I’m really, really lucky to have … Continue reading →

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