I’ve just collated my TeX files that make up the bulk of the Definitions chapter and I have sixty pages. That doesn’t include the introduction section to the piece nor does it include my attempt at a definition; this is just the discussion on previous definitional attempts. In a few days I’ll finish up my own attempt at a definition and try to write it up not just as a section of the thesis but also as a potential paper.
This is big news. I’ve been hoping to break this camel’s hump for a few weeks now and it’s finally cracking.
Inappropriate analogies over; I’m going to bed.
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Gambatte Kudasai!! [Japanese for: “Ride that camel hard, cowboy, you know he loves it.”]
And once you climb out of the ‘saddle’, http://www.salon.com/books/review/2008/10/02/counterknowledge/
Camel humping eh? So, it’s finally come to that? Verily, the scholarly life is a torturous trail to follow, one that breaks many a fine man and sends him to commit acts of bestial deprivation.
What’s next, I wonder? Kitten-huffing? Dwarf tossing? (not what you think!) Casting aside all decency and joining the Church of England?
Well, depriving things and people is what it’s all about (or so I’m told).
What’s with the name change?
It’s no secret I’ve always wanted to be known as ‘Degenerate Karma’!
No, just never liked my name, and haven’t used it since I arrived in Japan, which is four years ago now.
Anyway, you can talk, Jennifer Zander Xerxes Hieroglyph Xylophone Dentith. (oops, did I just blow your anonymity?)
Only to those who haven’t read the ‘About’ page. The real ‘About’ page.
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