High-mimetic....

[j_cheney]

So, the English Degree is telling me to write last night, but the Marketing Degree is whispering that it's been a loooong time since I ego surfed. Since I have a couple of bits up now, I decided to go along with the marketing urge and look....

That's when I stumbled across: this.
There's a reference to my work about 2/3 of the way down.

This went up in late March of this year. The author is apparently a PhD from the University of St. Andrews, Laura Vivianco. I had to read it several times before I understood it, and there are a lot of references I'm not going to chase down. (Because ED says I should be writing, not ego surfing).

It's NOT a review. The author neither claims to like or dislike the story. It's an academic article...which makes this rather like seeing one's name in a biology book.

Going to breakfast now! Have a nice day, you guys.

Comments

[orogeny.livejournal.com]

You've been cited!

I suppose that makes it a citing. n.n

[kara-gnome.livejournal.com]

Yes, in a lot of ways, he seems to be using his cited references to prove a point regarding a low and high mimetic rating as based between religion and magic--? I'm not sure, but that was how I read it.

Gee, however it was, he seems to be creating a class lecture and/or argument. That is enormously flattering, really. The things that happen, huh? :)

I adore the word 'mimetic' by the way. I'd never heard it before, but it's just lovely.

cite!!!

[ewein2412]

well *I* for one, as an academic, think that's damn cool.