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Monthly Archives: January 2013
On Riff Raff or Swag Rap or Pure Aesthetics
“When the world was born, everybody was naked.” – Riff Raff Look–I know my hip hop well enough to talk through some broad structures. I am not an expert. Inevitably, whenever someone stakes an opinion on rap or hip hop, … Continue reading
Posted in Critical Riff Raff Studies, Theory
Tagged aesthetics, pure aesthetics, rap, riff raff, swag
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de Castell and Bryson on utopia
So our argument is for disenchantment, and for the abandonment of a utopian landscape of desire that has never been anything but entrapment. Suzanne de Castell and Mary Bryson “Retooling Play: Dystopia, Dysphoria, and Difference”
Posted in Quote Time
Tagged gender, mary bryson, queer, suzanne de castell, video games
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TCiW: The Year in Review 2012
I’m making this post for a few reasons. First, this year was really rad. I got hooked into a few online communities that have made me a lot cooler, and a lot better, as a person–you all know who you … Continue reading