Why would one need to problematize Foucauldian Hegemony? It’s already a problem. St Ronnie once said as much: “Government is not the solution, it’s the problem. That, and Foucauldian Hegemony.”
P.S. In case you’re wondering why nobody knows about the second part of that quote, it’s a massive cover-up by the Obama administration (second only to Benghazi, of course). I’m surprised the Repubs didn’t bring that up while filibustering the Secretary of Hegemony, I mean, Defense.
Buzzphrase generators have been around for a while now. The typical application is managementspeak, but you could as easily make one for any other intellectual subculture you dislike: critical studies, feminism, etc.
Needs a subtitle: A Post-Constructivist Analysis of Instantiated Ontogeny, starring Henry Fonda as The President.
…and Leslie Nielsen as The Captain.
“With Doris Day in part of hypotenuse.”
(Sorry: Tom Lehrer moment.)
Isn’t Ingrid Bergman the hypotenuse of The Eternal Triangle?
Doris Day in the recording I’ve got. Lehrer played with his lyrics sometimes. In “Pollution” I’ve got “The breakfast garbage that you throw into the Bay / They drink for lunch in San José” because it was recorded in San Francisco–but I’m told that the New York version has “Troy” and “Perth Amboy.”
All good, but you are missing ‘cathected’…
Why would one need to problematize Foucauldian Hegemony? It’s already a problem. St Ronnie once said as much: “Government is not the solution, it’s the problem. That, and Foucauldian Hegemony.”
P.S. In case you’re wondering why nobody knows about the second part of that quote, it’s a massive cover-up by the Obama administration (second only to Benghazi, of course). I’m surprised the Repubs didn’t bring that up while filibustering the Secretary of Hegemony, I mean, Defense.
Please somehow add “transgressive” and “interrogate” and it will be the perfect title.
Can’t someone work in my currently most-hated non-word, “incentivize?”
The title of my new book: Incentivizing Solutions to Global Warming
Subtitled: How Capitalism 3.0 can save the World
Careful, Tom Friedman might sue.
Buzzphrase generators have been around for a while now. The typical application is managementspeak, but you could as easily make one for any other intellectual subculture you dislike: critical studies, feminism, etc.
oh gawd, please no. I LIVED THROUGH THAT.
the internet can make one for you anyway: http://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/