Subject: Re: closing shop here
Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2004 04:54:12 -0600


I'd second the thanks to Radhika here. She's created a space I joined 
in graduate school, before postcolonial studies readers were making the 
field canonical. I've participated in many fruitful and illuminating 
discussions, felt myself a member of an emerging discipline, and 
questioned disciplinary boundaries. The poco listserv influenced my 
sense of not only the concerns and strengths but also the constraints 
of postcolonial studies  Through all of this, Radhika's moderation has 
been critical--inclusive, incisive, and thoughtful.

best, jillana
Jillana Enteen
jillana-AT-jillana.net
http://jillana.net
On Nov 28, 2004, at 10:31 AM, Marlene Atleo wrote:

> Thank you, Radhika for the many years of "womaning" this project....
> I think I have been a member since I began my doctoral studies in '96.
> I have appreciated the cyber window that parallels the one I 
> experienced
> as a child when we lived at a bus stop and my grand parents would sit
> and talk to their friends as they came and went....and of course
> sometimes we came and went....in the often alienating space between the
> high context of an isolated indigenous community and the academy and 
> the
> roads in between...the post colonial list help to remind me that there
> are fellow travellers...and then its time to go...as we labor on at
> other sites....
> Cherries....
>
> Dr. Marlene R. Atleo, Assistant Professor
> Room 221B, Education Building
> Dept of Educational Administration, Foundations & Psychology
> Faculty of Education, University of Manitoba
> Winnipeg, MB
> Tel: 1-204-474-6039
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