My Favorite Blog Posts: A Curated List

At this point I’ve been writing on Word-for-Sense and Other Stories for over a year, and posting one to two posts a week means that I have well over 100 posts at this point. A newcomer to the blog might not know where to start, so I’ve curated a list of my favorite posts that I have written over the past year as a way to say: “hi, here’s what you should read!” It goes as follows:

An Exploration of the Fundamental Points of Critical Race Theory 4.2.2019

What Does It Mean To Be Well-Read? 3.19.2019

Regarding Audience 3.8.2019

A Brief, Non-Comprehensive, Somewhat Inconclusive, and Yet Still Intriguing, Analysis of Themes Concerning Audience and Translatability within “The Task of the Translator” by Walter Benjamin (With Guest Appearances by Jacques Derrida and the Tower of Babel) 2.15.2019

On Productivity 2.1.2019

Class Notes: After Babel 1.29.2019

On Presentations and Stress 11.20.2018

On Belief and Reality 10.23.2018

On Reading 10.12.2018

On Cooperation and Belonging 9.25.2018

On Academic Intersections: Knowledge Stacks 9.14.2018

Adulting 8.10.2018