ooohhhh ok i REALLY like the grammar going into Jonr's mind and supplying every pronoun/preposition etc, messed up and very uncomfortable to experience, sure, but also fun to read :)
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ooohhhh ok i REALLY like the grammar going into Jonr's mind and supplying every pronoun/preposition etc, messed up and very uncomfortable to experience, sure, but also fun to read :)

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The coronation of Edrehasivar VII doodle. (who let this guy be the emperor)
My friend really changed once she became a vegetarian
its like ive never seen herbivore
interesting reading this bit about french literature experimenting with ways to talk about gender in Alpheratz's Grammaire du français inclusif (2018) and thinking about the experience of reading Ancillary Justice for the first time. also just want to make a list of books in french that got funky with gender lol. only current through 2018 but there has surely been more in this space since then.
Avant de construire de nouveaux termes et d'émerger dans la littérature des années 2000, l'inclusivité en langue se traduit par des tentatives d'évitement de cet emploi générique du masculin, notamment au moyen de procédés stylistiques créant une neutralisation du genre. On retrouve cet évitement dans l'oeuvre de Monique Wittig L'Oppoponax (1964) avec le pronom on employé comme pronom personnel sujet pour le personnage principal, ainsi que dans le roman Sphynx d'Anne F. Garréta (1986) avec l'évitement des marques flexionnelles de genre pour désigner les deux personnages principaux, dont le sexe restera inconnu. (p 31)
Wittig, L'Oppoponax, 1964
Garréta, Sphynx, 1986
Sur les traces de Wittig (1964) et Garréta (1986), la littérature du troisième millénaire (qui ne se réduit pas à l'art du roman) défriche l'horizon du français inclusif, notamment avec deux exemples emblématiques. Le premier est le roman policier À la Gloire de Pollo de La Baronne, dont la particularité est d'utiliser le genre féminin en emploi générique (par ex. les réfugiés sont des réfugiées et quelqu'un devient quelqu'une (2007 : 16,20)[)]. Contes à Rebours de Typhaine D. a la même stratégie, et présente également la caractéristique de genrer même les mots non flexionnels en genre, en leur ajoutant la marque du féminin (par ex. moie, noues, voues (2016 : 28,75, 64)[)]. […] La lecture des ces œuvres crée un sentiment d'injustice et de violence dû au fait qu'un genre grammatical représentant un groupe social apparaît partout : envahissant, invasif, agressif et déformant une réalité commune laquelle, en réalité, est beaucoup plus hétérogène. Deux autres ouvrages ont le même objectif - révéler les schèmes de pensées générés par la langue - mais ont recours à une autre stratégie : introduire des unités qui nous semblent pouvoir relever du genre neutre. Cette réduction des anomalies du système du genre à des fins de désambiguïsation et d'inclusivité est appliquée dans La Système des abysses de Carina Rozenfeld (2014) qui utilise le pronom de genre neutre iel pour désigner des personnes non binaires, et dans Requiem, écrit par nous-même (2015), qui utilise le pronom de genre neutre al pour les sous-catégories du genre neutre que sont les structures impersonnelles, le genre commun et le genre inconnu. (pp 71-73)
La Baronne, À la Gloire de Pollo, 2007
Typhaine D., Contes à Rebours, 2016
Rozenfeld, La Système des abysses, 2014
Alpheratz, Requiem, 2015
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Nous, enseignantes et enseignants du primaire, du secondaire, du supérieur et du français langue étrangère, déclarons avoir cessé ou nous apprêter à cesser d'enseigner la règle de grammaire résumée par la formule «Le masculin l'emporte sur le féminin». Trois raisons fondent notre décision: • La première est que cette règle est récente dans l'histoire de la langue française, et qu’elle n’est pas nécessaire. Elle a été mise au point au XVIIe siècle. Auparavant, les accords se faisaient au gré de chacun·e, comme c’était le cas en latin et comme c’est encore souvent le cas dans les autres langues romanes. Bien souvent, on pratiquait l'accord «de proximité», venu du latin, qui consiste à accorder le ou les mots se rapportant à plusieurs substantifs avec celui qui leur est le plus proche. Par exemple : «afin que ta cause et la mienne soit connue de tous» (Ronsard, épître à la Response aux injures et calomnies…, 1563). [...] • La seconde raison est que l’objectif des promoteurs de la nouvelle règle n’était pas linguistique, mais politique: «Parce que le genre masculin est le plus noble, il prévaut seul contre deux ou plusieurs féminins, quoiqu’ils soient plus proches de leur adjectif.» (Dupleix, Liberté de la langue françoise, 1651) ; «Le masculin est réputé plus noble que le féminin à cause de la supériorité du mâle sur la femelle» (Beauzée, Grammaire générale… 1767). Si l'école de la République a préféré abandonner cette formule au profit de celle qu'on connaît, c'est en reconduisant l'ordre de valeur qui est à son fondement. Un ordre que les classes politiques maintenaient parallèlement, en refusant aux femmes les droits politiques jusqu'en 1944, et en refusant plus longtemps encore de leur ouvrir les grandes écoles ou d'abroger les dernières dispositions du «Code Napoléon». • La troisième raison est que la répétition de cette formule aux enfants, dans les lieux mêmes qui dispensent le savoir et symbolisent l’émancipation par la connaissance, induit des représentations mentales qui conduisent femmes et hommes à accepter la domination d'un sexe sur l'autre, de même que toutes les formes de minorisation sociale et politique des femmes.
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It's actually super unethical to keep a peeve as a pet
must feel good as fuck to curse a prince for being rude to you while you were larping as an old woman for no reason
everybody tells children of divorce that it's not their fault their parents got divorced but you know what? if your parents never got divorced that's not your fault either. you were a child. you could not have made that happen even if you wanted to. if they stayed together, that's a choice they made and it doesn't matter if their reasons were about you. you were not and could not have been responsible for that. free yourself. you are blameless.
really harshing my style today to not be able to reply to replies. everyone just imagine my like means that i found what you said interesting and wanted to have a conversation about it but was tragically deprived by the cruel vicissitudes of fate. like a real romeo and juliet style prologue up in here.
now i'm just drafting posts about divorce and then deleting them because i don't want to offend the people from unbroken homes. checking my divorce privilege. listening and learning

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what's funny is that thinking about blood type & divorce in the same thought-train has now caused me to make some funny recontextualizations of my own family patterns. but i can't tell you what they are because idk if blood type combos are specific enough to be bad opsec lol.
so i'm reading oo.furi for the first time and the character profiles at the beginnings of each volume have been at a really low background level stressing me out. which was strange because character sheets are always nice, now me i like information, etc. so what could be the problem? the main thing that was standing out was that they include the character blood type, but that's not upsetting me it's just striking me as so so so funny, like i don't know why i need that information but i'm just treating it as some kind of personality-type zodiac system i don't have the context for. so that's not it. but i just realized what it is and actually maybe (hopefully) it's just a misinterpretation on my part but the thing that's bugging me is the list of family members. ARE NONE OF THESE PARENTS DIVORCED??? like. that's a 1-sentence horror story to me. but it doesn't say "people in household" it just says "family members" which could mean maybe they're all divorced, it doesn't say they're not. so until i am given evidence to the contrary i'm just going to have to assume every one of these characters is from a broken home. for my own sanity.
still thinking about assassin's quest chapter 38 verity's bargain. almost the first thing that happens in the chapter is that fitz and verity psychically spy on molly (fitz's girlfriend) and burrich (fitz's father figure) right as they are deciding to sleep together for the first time. almost the last thing that happens is fitz and starling sleep together for the first time. (the actual last thing that happens is that nighteyes reminds starling that he's privy to all of fitz's intimacies--something that molly was never made aware of--and starling doesn't really mind.) these two sexual encounters bookend The sexual encounter of the chapter, when verity (fitz's king, uncle, and father figure) uses fitz's body to sleep with kettricken for the last time, while fitz desperately tries not to know anything about it.
at first i was going to say something about the development of fitz's relationship with sex over the course of this one chapter, but now that i'm writing it out, what's jumping out to me is the women. molly doesn't know that nighteyes and verity could feel (and contribute to!) the sex she had with fitz, and she doesn't know that verity and fitz are watching when she goes to burrich. kettricken doesn't know that she had sex with fitz's body, and she's almost the only one who doesn't (starling is the only other person who definitely doesn't know; verity, fitz, nighteyes, and kettle are all aware, and the fool is not told but probably has enough information to put it together).
it's starling, who has been sexually assaulted multiple times, and who has no idea of the violation that fitz has just experienced--it's starling who has the only, i don't know how to put it, completely consensual sex of the chapter? she knows who she's having sex with. no one is watching her without her knowledge. she offers it freely to fitz, "[i]n gentleness and friendship" (p 812), not to make an heir or as an expression of love or commitment. "'To chase a memory away'", as she says. so that he can "'[s]top thinking, just for a while.'" she's reusing her own words from when she asked fitz for the same, after telling him of the violations she had experienced:
"Be with me," she said simply. "Just for here and just for now. With gentleness and friendship. To take the...other away. Give me that much of yourself." (ch 30, p 664)
i want to better understand fictional teen baseball player abe takaya. so i have put sun tzu's the art of war on hold at the library.
This kid is so fucking good holy shit. I love how into it the audience is, too
yeah dude
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yknow its interesting how something can impact one demographic in a completely different way than everyone else. in the exorcist when the demon starts speaking in greek, to most people its creepy. but if youre greek and you suddenly start hearing the demon speak perfect fucking greek its genuinely the biggest scare of the movie. you just do not expect to ever hear your language in american movies so it catches you so badly off guard, it feels like the movie is talking directly to you
the first time my dad saw it, it was with his american friends. and when she started speaking greek he turned to one of them and was like "re malaka did you hear that in english?"
hello mr j! i think you and kofu are very cute
Can you say one of your younger friends or family who is rude, rascal and violent is cute because of their appearence even if they were adult!?
Please imagine;
You are around 60 years old, and your son in law around 25 years chases you at full speed then bites and beats you every day, can you say he is cute!?
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