by Gene Tanta | Jun 18, 2013 | Blog
The utter absence of Romanian feminism in the Academy as well as in everyday life has been one of the most surprising takeaways from living in Bucharest for the past year as a Fulbrighter. It seems Patriarchy has won the day through deployment of pressures both...
by Gene Tanta | May 22, 2013 | Blog
Are immigrants better at putting deconstruction to work? As an immigrant myself, I think I understand Jacques Derrida because he was also an immigrant. The immigrant experience—mine, to be sure—is one of becoming decentered and of finding one self in a foreign...
