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Amber Sweet ([personal profile] ambersweet) wrote2010-11-18 04:43 pm

Yesterday I failed to post.

Mostly because I came home from work, lay down for a few minutes, picked [personal profile] finch up from work, lay back down, and woke up at 9:00 this morning. Some days the 3 hours of sleep thing works fine; other days, it doesn't.

In good news, I got my paper finished. Yesterday at my internship was a "hurry up and wait" day, so I re-read the entirety of Ethan of Athos and was thus able to include it in my paper. (If you erase women from your world, you suddenly feel the need to count child-rearing as labor. Amazing.) The paper, incidentally, was about mpreg un-gendering pregnancy, as represented in Junior, Ethan of Athos, and "The Man Who Plugged In," and how the intervention of science leads to the erasure of women. Everything leads to the erasure of women, really. That is my degree in a nutshell.

In even better news, my Knit Picks package arrived! It actually got here on Tuesday, but between my schedule and the office hours, I wasn't actually able to get it until this morning. YARN SO BEAUTIFUL. New needle so amazing. I can't wait to get started. Maybe tonight! We shall see.

Okay, that's all for now.
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[personal profile] novel_machinist 2010-11-19 02:35 am (UTC)(link)
I've always wondered if someone's compared the silencing of women to the erasure of women. There's a difference between them, where the silence lets the woman as object remain, but not as an entity with a voice or power. And then there's the erasure, and that's a removal. Does that make sense?
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[personal profile] finch 2010-11-19 03:58 am (UTC)(link)
Sorry, all I can think is lolmpreg.