VIDEO LINK: A conversation with bell hooks

Seattle, WA March 3, 2005 with Q&A.

—–Link—–> Danz Lecture Series

VIDEO LINK: Book TV – In Depth: bell hooks

This is the May 5, 2002 Book TV video we have been watching in class:

—–Link—–> Book TV In Depth: bell hooks

—–Direct Link for Video Player—–> RealPlayer Direct

“bell hooks talks about her life and writings and responds to viewer comments and questions. From the program “In depth,” one of the programs on Book TV on C-SPAN2.”

VIDEO LINK: bell hooks at UO in 2006

February 3-4, 2006, the ASUO Women’s Center hosted the 11th Annual Women of Color Conference on the University of Oregon Campus. The conference was opened by bell hooks.

—–Link—–> Univ. of Oregon Channel.

Also available on —–Link—–> You Tube.

VIDEO LINK: bell hooks: Cultural Criticism & Transformation

The first video we watched in class. bell hooks: Cultural Criticism & Transformation is available on You Tube in 8 parts or from the library via Summit.

—–Link—–> You Tube

—–Link—–> Library Catalog

PART ONE –

On Cultural Criticism WHY STUDY POPULAR CULTURE?

The book that I’ve written that most try to talk to frame my concern with popular culture to a more general audience is the collection of essays Outlaw Culture. And in the beginning of that book what I say is that students from different class backgrounds and ethnicities would come to my classes and I would want them to read all this meta-linguistic theory of difference and otherness and they would say, ‘well what does this have to do with our lives?’ I found continually