Your paper's name

[Catseye3]

"Representations of Historical Categories"

So you'd have to read my paper first, and then Aqua's.

Neener, neener.

[jon-nyc]

@Aqua-Letifer said in Your paper's name:

Redefining Historical Categories as Violence

Yours is very woke. Mine is actually subversive.

Redefining Historical Categories as a form of erasure

[jon-nyc]

@Klaus said in Your paper's name:

Finding good paper titles is actually pretty challenging. Maybe not so much in the humanities. But to condense years of work into a few words requires a lot of careful thought.

What, is "more useless shit from the bad pianist" already taken?

[Catseye3]

@jon-nyc said in Your paper's name:

Redefining Historical Categories as a form of erasure

Ambiguous. Does this title mean redefining historical categories because they represent a form of erasure (in which case you'd be right in line with current trends) or does it mean redefining historical categories so that they become forms of erasure?

But who would do that?

Shit. Nem mind.

[Aqua Letifer]

@jon-nyc said in Your paper's name:

@Aqua-Letifer said in Your paper's name:

Redefining Historical Categories as Violence

Yours is very woke.

Not if you're pro-barbarian. Which, y'know, I am.

[brenda]

Steak n Toast: Reinterpreting Bodies as Violence

That's absolutely perfect to describe my past week.

Note: I used my maiden name initials and the option of my last message title, which I determined would be my last thread title.

[Doctor Phibes]

I'm here: Embodying Gender As a Form of Erasure.

[LuFins Dad]

Reinterpreting Normativity as Coded Queerness.

[jon-nyc]

15 years of reading your posts I always suspected that's what you were doing.

[Mik]

Performing the gaze in New Media.

I went looking for something funny to post with it and ended up learning something. Apparently The Gaze is a thing.

of course I could just use this.

Or this

[LuFins Dad]

@jon-nyc said in Your paper's name:

15 years of reading your posts I always suspected that's what you were doing.

TWINK