Its really odd, and I mean no offence to those of you this includes, but sometimes I really hate reading your journals. Yet I feel this nameless pressure to do so. I believe some of this hatred has to do with an almost uncanny correctness of assumption as to how the journals will read. Just to be fair, Ill start with a general despising of my
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It is possible to give many instances of how the rule of colonial difference-of representing the “other” as inferior and radically different, and hence incorrigibly inferior-can be employed in situations that are not, in the strict terms of political history, colonial. These instances come up not only in relations between countries or nations, but even within populations that the modern institutions of power presume to have normalized into a body of citizens endowed with equal and nonarbitrary rights. --From Partha Chatterjee, *The Nation and its Fragments* 1993.
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ooooooo. apparently this is what i do, so i guess i have an excuse.
PS i'm not.
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