Comments on: Sabbatical Notes From Underground: Mina P. Shaughnessy: Her Life and Work http://blog.lsc.edu/dalagest/2008/03/01/sabbatical-notes-from-underground-mina-p-shaughnessy-her-life-and-work/ The world looks different when you\'re walking around. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:22:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: sarah http://blog.lsc.edu/dalagest/2008/03/01/sabbatical-notes-from-underground-mina-p-shaughnessy-her-life-and-work/#comment-5955 sarah Thu, 06 Mar 2008 02:13:17 +0000 http://blog.lsc.edu/dalagest/2008/03/01/sabbatical-notes-from-underground-mina-p-shaughnessy-her-life-and-work/#comment-5955 I love the idea that the teacher must remediate herself. But perhaps that, too, is too harsh. There may be a middle ground there somewhere, the space between, where we all meet. I have an imaginary conversation in my mind where one of my friends who loves to speak pidgin asks me, "Where you stay?" and I reply confused, "Oh, you mean where am I right now?" She would just snap back, "English your second language?" I love the idea that the teacher must remediate herself. But perhaps that, too, is too harsh. There may be a middle ground there somewhere, the space between, where we all meet.

I have an imaginary conversation in my mind where one of my friends who loves to speak pidgin asks me, “Where you stay?” and I reply confused, “Oh, you mean where am I right now?” She would just snap back, “English your second language?”

]]> By: Jocelyn http://blog.lsc.edu/dalagest/2008/03/01/sabbatical-notes-from-underground-mina-p-shaughnessy-her-life-and-work/#comment-5952 Jocelyn Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:01:32 +0000 http://blog.lsc.edu/dalagest/2008/03/01/sabbatical-notes-from-underground-mina-p-shaughnessy-her-life-and-work/#comment-5952 I can't believe you make me want to read this stuff. I didn't even want to read it in grad school! There better not be something wrong with being in love with a woman that much older and deader, or my crush on Virginia Woolf is very, very bad. I can’t believe you make me want to read this stuff. I didn’t even want to read it in grad school!

There better not be something wrong with being in love with a woman that much older and deader, or my crush on Virginia Woolf is very, very bad.

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