Here is a visual representation of all 28,266 words of my master's thesis from Wordle. Good to know that it all looks pretty common in the end!
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A research companion to my work in pop musicology and documentation of my scholarly pursuits and travels. My work focuses on intersections of music, image, representation, gender, race, politics, and social issues. This blog will become a dumping ground to test out research-related thoughts and to stimulate online discussion regarding music, gender, and feminism--sometimes all three.
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- POPDIVA
- Music educator, writer, historian. I prefer MTV to the symphony and am working on a book focusing on the musical and cultural legacy of Tori Amos.
“Some of the most wonderful people are the ones who don't fit into boxes.”
--Tori Amos
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2 comments:
I'm not going to point out the fact that "particularly" is one of your words. Oh wait, I just did. ;-)
I also chuckled when I saw that. Also I was amused that "signifyin" showed up. Clearly a nod to signifyin(g) in reference to Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s theory (yes, the Harvard prof. arrested for opening the door to his own home the other day)...but where is this floating (g)? It should have showed up too!
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