I drew a pig
With the trackpad, give me a break…apparently, the pig drawing says a whole lot about me. Like that I’m a good listener, a traditionalist, and have a great sex life. Duh.
But I cannot resist these internet quizzes and personality tests! God, someone save me from the memes. Someone other than trine, who constantly encourages others’ bad behaviour.
http://drawapig.desktopcreatures.com/gallery/large.asp?id=562001&p=0&hof=1&q=personality+test
I would say something about your piggy, Jean, but WOW KRIS, that pig is SCARY!
I actually intend to stop doing memes when i start the Dphil… or maybe that is when I’ll need them the most… Actually Jean, I mean to pick your brain about some good (introductory) books to read in your (our) field…. I need something semi-academic, but relatively light as I don’t want to get too scared too soon and i’m not supposed to start till october. any ideas for a light warm-up? I notice Relating Narratives in your sidebar is $35 which is a little over my budget at the moment…. is it worth the price?
Hey, Kris, I concur with Trine about the scariness of your pig!
Trine, more info please, forgive me, but I can’t remember what your DPhil is gonna be about. I picked up relating narratives because it was pretty and I wanted to read some european philosophy, haven’t delved into it much yet.
hm, yes, i don’t know yet, but something in the field of the narrative creation of subjectivity online (i know, *everybody’s* doing it, so I am working on getting my angle right…), blogs and things. Cough. As you can see, i”ve not started yet… So looking for something bit light and introductory really….
Hmmm…well think about it. Nikolas Rose might be a place to start