Political Science & Asian/Asian American Studies, UConn, studying Asian American political thought & East Asian science fiction.
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Fanon came from Martinique and engaged revolutionary struggle in Algeria. Such facts recontextualize the writing.
There are only two kinds of people in the world: people who think there are two kinds of people in the world and people who realize there are many kinds of people in the world.
I have a grad student interested in interpretive methodologies for the study of classical Chinese texts. Looking for suggestions along the lines of this Jenco article in political theory, but suggestions as to anything relevant (including work in Chinese) would be appreciated.
You know what I'd rather have than a historical first election of XYZ identity? A historically unprecedent shift in policy/paradigm
Fundamental hostility is the other-negation as self-affirmation. Fundamental friendliness is releasing self as dissolving self/other division.
This one took forever, but it's done
Development Without Progress: The Philosophy of History in Liu Cixin’s Three-Body Problem
Fred Lee
New Political Science (2026) 48 (3): 415–434.
PDF here bit.ly/47TISEI
Working link
academia.edu/180085432/Devel…
ALT Critical Eyes in the MAKING A Book Talk with the Author Noel A. Cazenave Professor of Sociology at UConn. His current research focuses are racism theory, U.S. poverty policy, political sociology, urban sociology, criminal justice, and the sociology of emotions. CAZENAVE EYES Memories of Racism and Racism Studies Noel A. Cazenave November 5, 2026 2:00 pm Homer Babbidge Library, Class of 1947 Room UCONN AFRICANA STUDIES INSTITUTE OFFICE FOR INCLUSION AND CIVIL RIGHTS THE WELL-BEING COLLECTIVE AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER H. FRED SIMONS AFRICAN AMERICAN FACULTY & STAFF ASSOCIATION AAFSA
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This is an existential problem in academia that's identified, everyone knows it's going on, and it's discussed widely... and yet nobody is incentivized to do anything about it.
So nothing will be done until journal editors + peer reviewers quit en masse.
theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…
The times are a changing
Majors with the highest unemployment rates, per New York Fed.
1. Anthropology: 7.9%
2. Computer Engineering: 7.8%
3. Fine Arts: 7.7%
4. Computer Science: 7%
5. Performing Arts: 7%
6. Architecture: 6.8%
7. Art History: 6.7%
8. Early Childhood Education: 6.6%
9. Physics: 6.6%
10. Environmental Studies: 6.3%
That's not Coogler's intention... see what he says about the Chows in this interview
youtu.be/PgoHpsglAIQ?si=Qgik…
