Marie,
Does Elizabeth Grosz have e-mail, or are you the sole "wired" person down
there at Monash? :)
In any case, could you pass along the following message.
I am interested in getting a copy of a couple of her papers for my on-going
work on Deleuze and Guattari and feminism/queer theory/gender studies. The
articles are "Male Theories of Power" (1985, referenced in her essay "A
Thousand Tiny Sexes") and "Refiguring Lesbian Desire." I'd take them by
e-mail or snail-mail if she was willing to share them.
Also, in "A Thousand Tiny Sexes," a footnote lists the following unpublished
works as serious feminist treatments of Deleuze and Guattari:
-Karin Emerson, "Figures of the Feminine" (1987)
-Petra Kelly, "Deleuze and Nietzsche: The Secret Link" (1988)
-Marie Curnick, "Tales of Love" (1990)
I wonder if there is any way to get in touch with these women or otherwise
get copies of these papers.
I would also be curious as to whether there is any more recent work E.A.G.
would point me to that was not on my recently posted bibliography.
Hope you can pass this on.
Hope things are well with you. We miss you on Deleuze these days.
Take care,
Michael
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mcurrent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -or- @ins.infonet.net -or- @nyx.cs.du.edu
Specializing in Philosophy, Queer Studies, Depression, & Unemployment :)
737 - 18th Street, #9 * Des Moines, IA * 50314-1031 *** (515) 283-2142
"AN IMAGE OF THOUGHT CALLED PHILOSOPHY HAS BEEN FORMED HISTORICALLY
AND IT EFFECTIVELY STOPS PEOPLE FROM THINKING." - GILLES DELEUZE
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Does Elizabeth Grosz have e-mail, or are you the sole "wired" person down
there at Monash? :)
In any case, could you pass along the following message.
I am interested in getting a copy of a couple of her papers for my on-going
work on Deleuze and Guattari and feminism/queer theory/gender studies. The
articles are "Male Theories of Power" (1985, referenced in her essay "A
Thousand Tiny Sexes") and "Refiguring Lesbian Desire." I'd take them by
e-mail or snail-mail if she was willing to share them.
Also, in "A Thousand Tiny Sexes," a footnote lists the following unpublished
works as serious feminist treatments of Deleuze and Guattari:
-Karin Emerson, "Figures of the Feminine" (1987)
-Petra Kelly, "Deleuze and Nietzsche: The Secret Link" (1988)
-Marie Curnick, "Tales of Love" (1990)
I wonder if there is any way to get in touch with these women or otherwise
get copies of these papers.
I would also be curious as to whether there is any more recent work E.A.G.
would point me to that was not on my recently posted bibliography.
Hope you can pass this on.
Hope things are well with you. We miss you on Deleuze these days.
Take care,
Michael
--
---------------------------Michael J. Current----------------------------
mcurrent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx -or- @ins.infonet.net -or- @nyx.cs.du.edu
Specializing in Philosophy, Queer Studies, Depression, & Unemployment :)
737 - 18th Street, #9 * Des Moines, IA * 50314-1031 *** (515) 283-2142
"AN IMAGE OF THOUGHT CALLED PHILOSOPHY HAS BEEN FORMED HISTORICALLY
AND IT EFFECTIVELY STOPS PEOPLE FROM THINKING." - GILLES DELEUZE
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