Reading your work the way you read your student's work
From a Creative Independent interview with Joshua Henkin, regarding the drafting/revising process:
CI: What is your revision process like?
Jared Elwart in the LRO!
My collaborator Jared Elwart had something published at The Lacanian Review Online. The piece is titled A Falling away of
Sally Rooney on Reacting Against the Dominant Narrative as a Subject
From the City Arts & Lectures with Sally Rooney:
Sally Rooney City Arts Lectures 12m56s 14m04s 432340:00/1:071×
Rachel Cusk: The Drift of Language
When I listen to podcasts, I use the Castro app. One of the reasons I use this, as opposed to
Speaking Freely but Thoughtfully
From this Newyorker profile of Maggie Nelson titled The Many Lives of Maggie Nelson.
Speaking freely but thoughtfully is important
Professional Wrestling & Hysterics
From The Hysteric-Obsessional Dialectic in True Detective by Daniel Tutt.
The question the hysteric asks is thus: what kind of
Sally Rooney on the Non-Rapport of Intimate Relationships
I read this article/interview with Sally Rooney today. At one point, the interviewer asks Romney if she thinks the
The Subject v. Ego
More From On the Aim and End of Analysis in the Lacanian School
[https://www.journal-psychoanalysis.eu/on-the-aim-and-end-of-analysis-in-the-lacanian-school/]
by Raul
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on The Northman
I read the following in one of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's substack
[https://kareem.substack.com/p/will-the-northman-bring-back-mens?s=r]
This week on [S][J][P] | Ex-sist
This week, I will be focusing on a text by J.A. Miller titled Ex-sist, which
appeared in The Lacanian
