Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1999 22:39:54 -0600
From: Deborah Kilgore <dkilgore-AT-iastate.edu>
Subject: Re: Ohh it was much more than a bit


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>
>No its not based on a single post. WE have intesected before and you pulled 
>the same moralism and name calling....and didn't address what I had written. 

I must have a memory loss because I don't remember this particular
conversation between yourself and myself.  I do remember it between
yourself and other selves, however.

>  This time it all started with a question that you went ballistic on.  Just 
>because you don't like certain academic practices, doesn't mean you can 
>ignore them. My point only point was that the theorist you mentioned was not 
>one that comes to mind when one is theorizing about subjectivity.  

The author I mentioned is a feminist methodologist, and the example was
from her own research experience, as discussed in her book which, in my
opinion, does a good job of addressing the issue of nonunitary subjectivity
in interpretive research.  She is also a colleague of mine.  So shoot me
for not shooting from your postmodern cannon (oh I kill me! :-)

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>?????????????????????????????????????
>AGAIN what is this fairy tale  "natural academic" of which you 
>speak?????????????????????????????????

The one with habitus nearly equal to field, of course. 

Now, I promise the party's over and tomorrow I will respond to the
interesting comments having to do with my original question about habitus &
multiple subjectivity.  I couldn't get that dang Rudolph song out of my
head all day long!  

Debbie


Deborah Kilgore
Assistant Professor
Educational Leadership & Policy Studies
Iowa State University
N 232 Lagomarcino Hall
Ames, IA  50011-3195
office) 515-294-9121 email) dkilgore-AT-iastate.edu
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