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I promised...

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Tue, 11/18/2008 - 9:50pm.

...an interim report about where we are on choosing a text together to finish off our sharing reading/watching/exploring of feminism. What I copied from the board was

1 vote for 1984
1 vote for What Happened to Lani Garver
1 vote for Middlemarch
4 votes for Transparent (the film)
5 votes for poetry selections (see Becky on this one)
7 votes for Born into Brothels

Please post below any further thinking you might have about any of these selections--and come to class on Thursday ready to explain your vote: what are the reasons (pedagogical, political, feminist?) for attending to this material, not to other stuff (what "phase" does it represent? what aspect of feminism not attended to, that we should look @? what aspect attended to, that we should look @ more?)--and be prepared to help us move toward consensus.

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