Graduate Student, Politics and International Relations
Thesis Title: O Brother, Where Art Thou? A Political Biography of Ramsay and Ronald MacDonald
About
My main work is an inquiry into the relationships between Mandelbrot, Foucault and Diderot on the one hand, and Sartre and Montmartre on the other. There I go deep into the crux of Croce and explore the link between Taleb and the Kebab. I take issue with those who see Derrida at the corrida and argue that Walt, Waltz and Walzer are the same person after all. My argument relies heavily on the phenomenology of Merleau-Ponty as developed in the Agro-Ponty. In addition, I once and for all settle the dispute between the Nazis and the Uzis, the comma and the dilemma, the mambo, the jambo and the Rambo. I explore the intersection of telicity and felicity, structures and fractures, agent and Ted Nugent. I compare Stalin with S.Palin and conclude that the difference lies in the buffoon that is soon to come. I make Howard Zinn meet Huck Finn and express some concern for the abuse of Marcuse. But above all I raise an existential question: are Spencer Tracy and Tracie Spencer related?
