i havnt been on this thing for a while!
i feel bad
i would tottaly have done the study thing on the 30th
oops
ah well
im so tired
!!!
finding it hard to squeeze these essays out of my head!
has any one been to st. albans main rd. west lately?
i have! LOL
and the number of indian gorcery shops that have sprung up in the last 6 monthes is amazing they have all but tripled
one of the new ones has really beautiful scenes of the hindi gods and goddesses!
hmmm ...
xmas art investment much ? !!!
tree of life have some kool ganesh figures as well
LOL
dw i am aware no one would care
im just blogging away
.....
:)
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
This weeks questions.
Heya all i was wondering if anyone else isn't quite sure what the first question on the work sheet is.
whilst i know what its referencing i don't know what it wants me to do :/.
also Sara do you mean the 30th of October? November seems a little late
whilst i know what its referencing i don't know what it wants me to do :/.
also Sara do you mean the 30th of October? November seems a little late
study day - 30 October
Hi Fellow Weary Travellers:
I'm wondering if any of you will join me in a study day next Thursday? I'd be really pleased to get the company. I'm sure many people are in the library anyway, but something I read early on in a pscyh book was that people work harder if they think they are being watched.
So what I mean is block book some PCs and a discussion room, deliberately get to the Lib early, take a break together - even bring food to share - maybe have a time for discussion on essays - problems, share information, read drafts, have general bitch about how these people work us too hard...and go home late - possibly after a visit to the pub.
My target is to get a good draft of the mod essay out next week.
Sarahb
I'm wondering if any of you will join me in a study day next Thursday? I'd be really pleased to get the company. I'm sure many people are in the library anyway, but something I read early on in a pscyh book was that people work harder if they think they are being watched.
So what I mean is block book some PCs and a discussion room, deliberately get to the Lib early, take a break together - even bring food to share - maybe have a time for discussion on essays - problems, share information, read drafts, have general bitch about how these people work us too hard...and go home late - possibly after a visit to the pub.
My target is to get a good draft of the mod essay out next week.
Sarahb
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Rousseau link?
The article we've just read in Tradition about the friendship of Diderot and Rousseau and their different interests in the status of artisans...well, it seems a lot like Gandhi and his khadi movement. I had a brief peda-Google and it seemed that Gandhi spoke often of Rousseau's Social Contract but that his philosophical influences were Ruskin and Tolstoy (p.172)...any other links?
Sarah.
Sarah.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Happy Diwali Priya (New Year's day/Festival of Lights)
Hi All, Today is Diwali (New Year’s Day) according to the Hindu lunar calendar. There are heaps of events on at Federation Square. But the most spectacular is the amazing firework display at sunset tonight. See you there (I’ll be having dinner at one of the restaurants)
Below is the website for further details
http://www.celebrateindia.org.au
Diwali is the most popular of all Hindu festivals (also known as the festival of lights). It is dedicated to the goddess Kali in Bengal and the goddess Lakhsmi, the goddess of wealth in the rest of India. It is a significant festival for Hindus, Sikhs and Jains.
The festival also marks the victory of good over evil, and uplifting of spiritual darkness. Symbolically it marks the homecoming of goodwill and faith after an absence, as suggested by the Ramayana.
Below is the website for further details
http://www.celebrateindia.org.au
Diwali is the most popular of all Hindu festivals (also known as the festival of lights). It is dedicated to the goddess Kali in Bengal and the goddess Lakhsmi, the goddess of wealth in the rest of India. It is a significant festival for Hindus, Sikhs and Jains.
The festival also marks the victory of good over evil, and uplifting of spiritual darkness. Symbolically it marks the homecoming of goodwill and faith after an absence, as suggested by the Ramayana.
Friday, October 17, 2008
We're on for next Wednesday afternoon

Hi Everyone
Next Wednesday's strike (October 22) is for a half a day only. See you all at Ipm.
Our theme for next week is `The Representation of Women in Nationalist Discourse'
The suggested reading is Sinha, M. (2006) ‘Gender and Nation’, in, Morgan, S. The Feminist History Reader, Routledge, New York, Chapter 24, pp.323-339 and
Further Reading
Ramaswamy, S. (2003) ‘Visualising India's Geo-body: Globes, Maps, Bodyscapes’, in, Beyond Appearances?:Visual Practices and Ideologies in Modern India, Sage, New Delhi, Chap. 5, pp.151-189
Next Wednesday's strike (October 22) is for a half a day only. See you all at Ipm.
Our theme for next week is `The Representation of Women in Nationalist Discourse'
The suggested reading is Sinha, M. (2006) ‘Gender and Nation’, in, Morgan, S. The Feminist History Reader, Routledge, New York, Chapter 24, pp.323-339 and
Further Reading
Ramaswamy, S. (2003) ‘Visualising India's Geo-body: Globes, Maps, Bodyscapes’, in, Beyond Appearances?:Visual Practices and Ideologies in Modern India, Sage, New Delhi, Chap. 5, pp.151-189
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