The National College
Glenn Loughran
When even to exist seems a
Victory
Then surely our luck has
Run thin.
Charles Bukowski, War All The Time
"Indians often used the laws, practices, and representations that were imposed on them by force or by fascination to ends other than those of their conquerors; they made something else out of them: they subverted them from within-not by rejecting them or transforming them (though that occurred as well), but by many different ways of using them in the service of rules, customs or convictions foreign to the colonization which they could not escape. They metaphorized the dominant order. They made it function under another register. They remained ‘other’ within the system, which they assimilated and which assimilated them externally. They diverted it without leaving it."
Michael De Certeau, The Practice Of Everyday Life
