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Don't Ask Me!
Talk back to the Advice Machine! Rave here about the state of cultural politics and aesthetic ideology!
- The Real Obama analyzes Reagan Revolution
- my plug for Obama
- break from blogging
- LOL theo
- 2008
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- pwnerer!
- It's been a little crazy
- OC to hell and back
- intolerable tolerance
Print Publications
Copying Machines: Taking Notes for the Automaton by Catherine Liu (2000)
Oriental Girls Desire Romance by Catherine Liu (novel, 1997)
[this recent dissertation discusses the novel]
Rrrevolutionnaire: Conversations in Theory (2006), Afterword by Catherine Liu
Catherine Liu, Art Escapes Criticism, or Adorno's Museum Cultural Critique vol 60 (2005), 217-244
Catherine Liu, A Brief Genealogy of Privacy Grey Room (Spring 2004)
Catherine Liu, The Last Picture Show Aperture 175 (May 2004)
Catherine Liu, Lacan’s Afterlives: Jacques Lacan meets Andy Warhol Cambridge Companion to Lacan
(2003)
Catherine Liu, Lacanian Reception Lacan in America, ed. Jean-Michel Rabaté (The Other Press, 2000)
Catherine Liu, Getting to the Photo-Finish: Photography, Autobiography, Modernity South Atlantic Quarterly 101:3 (October 2002)
Catherine Liu, Conspiracy (Theories) South Atlantic Quarterly 97:2 (Spring 1998)
The Abject, America ed. Catherine Liu (Lusitania 1:4, winter 1992)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, trans. Catherine Liu (2002)
Erotic Anger: A User's Manual by Gerard Pommier, trans. Catherine Liu (2001)
Catherine Liu, Saturday Night Fever or What is a Picture? Lacanian Ink 9 (winter 1995)
Catherine Liu, Telacan: Tiananmen Lacanian Ink 3 (spring 1994)
Suicide of an Assistant Professor by Catherine Liu (novel, not currently contracted)
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It's been a little crazy
around here and I am working end of the quarter grading as well as trying to get Seymour Hersh to campus (money, money, money, money) and negotiating with a proposal for a Human Rights and Media initiative here at UCI. As of July 1, I will be assuming the directorship of the Humanities Center. I push to finish my book on Academic populism. So blogging will be sparser than ever --
I take my battles to the corridors. Enjoy the weather! On the Orange Coast, it has been unusually cool! We have also decided that feminism is code for sexy. I was back at the MOCA show, "Wack!" at the Temporary Contemporary in downtown LA when I found myself alone with two very focused men in a room filled with images of Throbbing Gristle. They were definitely writing dissertations on the stuff -- if you know what I mean...
I take my battles to the corridors. Enjoy the weather! On the Orange Coast, it has been unusually cool! We have also decided that feminism is code for sexy. I was back at the MOCA show, "Wack!" at the Temporary Contemporary in downtown LA when I found myself alone with two very focused men in a room filled with images of Throbbing Gristle. They were definitely writing dissertations on the stuff -- if you know what I mean...
Labels: academia
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