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Medievalist, digital humanist, intersectional feminist. She/her/hers.

Joined April 2012

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    1. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      On the #raceb4race gatekeeping issue, as @ronjaunee and @TheAliciaJean said on here, a group of us from Vic studies received a similar rejection from @PMLA for our cluster on the field & critical race theory--ours was "too narrowly conceived":

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    2. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      There was also a critique that our work wasn't global enough, merely "gestured" toward globality but did not meet its requirements, which they defined as working in other languages besides English

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    3. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      At the time, we accepted the critique as fair. But in this moment, I'm having some different thoughts about this to add to the gatekeeping conversation.

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    4. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      1) Gatekeeping means pernicious understandings of what kinds of scholarship are "appropriate" to what kinds of bodies--in our case, that primarily scholars of East Asian and South Asian descent should be "global" (and which yet gets defined in such narrow ways)

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    5. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      2) Such gatekeeping uses ostensibly cosmopolitan arguments, but refuses to let others define the terms of that cosmopolitanism

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    6. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      3) Another part of this is how we define "rigor," and how liberalist assumptions about what form "rigor" takes (argue both sides, be "global" and "inclusive") are overused to police the work of scholars of color, and especially black scholars

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    7. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      4) And yet other fields that are somehow marked "non-racial"--let's say media theory, since I work in that area, too--are not really questioned for whether they are "rigorous" or "inclusive" as if a subject like aurality and literacy is in itself rigorous and inclusive

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    8. Amy Wong‏ @amyrwong 12 Jun 2020

      5) (I know because I work on aurality and literacy studies, too).

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    9. Jonathan Hsy (he/him) 許維成‏ @JonathanHsy 12 Jun 2020
      Replying to @amyrwong

      THANK YOU for this thread. (And by the way ditto for me on the aurality & literacy studies thing.)

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      Dr. Dorothy Kim‏ @dorothyk98 17 Jun 2020
      Replying to @JonathanHsy @amyrwong

      Yes. The MLA Sound Studies group have been talking about that and how no one told us. @soundingoutblog

      8:00 PM - 17 Jun 2020
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