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Mar. 11th, 2011 06:28 pm"Very clearly and correctly written. Excellent close textual analysis. Should perhaps have engaged with Foucault and a more historical sense of emerging sexualities. Otherwise, this was excellent."
- Prof R. on my A-paper about asexuality in J.G. Sime's "The Bachelor Girl".
(I should point out I've never read Foucault and had no idea that he'd have said anything relevant to my topic, and that we're not studying any Foucault in class, so I had no idea to go looking for some Foucault to engage with, but hey! Now I know.)
- Prof R. on my A-paper about asexuality in J.G. Sime's "The Bachelor Girl".
(I should point out I've never read Foucault and had no idea that he'd have said anything relevant to my topic, and that we're not studying any Foucault in class, so I had no idea to go looking for some Foucault to engage with, but hey! Now I know.)
