There was a Wi-Fi meetup in Toronto just last night and I had no idea. That does it. I've got make sure I'm reading Joey's blog every 20 minutes. And Rader's, too.
Incidentally --- if you're a Canadian Wi-Fi hotspot provider, Wi-Fi telco provider, Wi-Fi enthusiast or just want ... more »
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Thursday, November 13
Meetings I missed, Pt. XVII
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DavidAkin
on Thu 13 Nov 2003 09:55 PM EST
On Cultural Studies and Theory
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DavidAkin
on Thu 13 Nov 2003 09:07 PM EST
Noel Malcolm reviews the new book by Terry Eagleton in The Daily Telegraph and hits several nails on the head when it comes to his assessment of sludge of verbiage that passes for academic discourse. (Can't say if he's right or wrong about Eagleton's book, not having read it yet.)
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