Reading
Books: on balance, I'm for them. These are most of the ones I've read since 2007 or so. The star ratings correspond more closely to "how worth my time this felt" than "how good this is."Cameron, Sarah, (ed.)
Camus, Albert
Capser, Monica J., (ed.)
w/ Eric Wertheimer (ed.)
I’ve been thinking a lot about individual and collective trauma recently. Given the extremity of our experiences - the pandemic, historic and ongoing U.S. racism...
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Capussela, Andrea Lorenzo
Andrea Lorenzo Capussela
A fascinating and genteelly polemical insider's account of the EU and UN missions to build a modern democracy in Kosovo. I found this really useful as a window into the worlds of diplomacy and international affairs at their most stilted. I'm sure I missed a lot of nuance and maybe some pot shots but.. neat.
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Card, Orson Scott
Carrier, David
David Carrier
Interesting and well researched, but limited in that it wants to make comic strips representative of the entire art form, among other strangely delimiting moves.
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Carver, Raymond
Cather, Willa
Cavendish, George
George Cavendish
William Roper, David P. Harding, Davis P. Harding, Richard S. Sylvester September 18 2008
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Chabon, Michael
Chadwick, Paul
Cheeseman, Nic
Cheever, John
Chevalier, Tracy
Chiang, Ted
Chow, Rey
Cixin, Liu
Clare, Cassandra
Cleave, Chris
Cline, Ernest
Coates, Ta-Nehisi
Collins, Patricia Hill
Patricia Hill Collins
Sirma Bilge
A good overview that also presents some of the areas of emergence and contestation in the field. I was a bit disappointed by the lack of specificity about the *how* of intersectional praxis.
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Conrad, Joseph
Cooley, Mike
Mike Cooley
David F. Noble
This book fundamentally changed how I view the historical position of design relative to movements for social change. Definitely to be read as polemic rather than an academic study!
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Costanza-Chock, Sasha
Design Justice is a an extremely useful book. The word ‘design’ has a long history behind it and over the last several decades it has...
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Crane, Stephen
Cressy, David
David Cressy September 25 2008
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Crichton, Michael
Crosley, Sloane
Crumb, Robert
Robert Crumb March 10 2009
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Robert Crumb
Now (in contrast to Vol. 1) this is Crumb! I have an iron stomach, and even I was offended. Genre-defining art meets genre-defining egocentrism. Que brillante!
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Robert Crumb
Gary Groth, Robert Fiore, Aline Kominsky-Crumb, Marty Pahls, Marc Arsenault, Audu Paden, Coco Shinomiya, Dale Crain
So. It turns out that when the subtitle says "The Early Years of Bitter Struggle," it isn't kidding. This is a collection of neonatal comics from when Crumb was in high school. I'm not too proud to admit that I finished the whole thing, but I'm sure my interest was predicated on disturbing heights of idolatry, rather than the actual contents of the book.
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Cunningham, Michael
Cvetkovich, Ann
Ann Cvetkovich January 20 2010
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Ann Cvetkovich
Michele Ainabarale January 20 2010
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