i love my thesis

i've gotta give a paper in may (on music stuff i guess), i'm getting the lotr stuff done today so i can write the report (go look here for a project description, you can even do the survey if you like), and i'm trying to edit my ridiculously long chapter on music and djing. which is why, of course, i'm doing bloggage.

but i love it. i love my thesis so much. it's really interesting stuff. i wish, though, that i could be a bit cleverer with the theory stuff. i just know i'm not reading enough hardcore lit. but i sure am wanking on a fair bit about swingers' use of music. djing as professional identity... i'm getting a feeling about the development of professional roles in subcultures... is it a sign of a complicating of the community? is it a sign of community development?
only if you figure go-capitalism is a marker of community growth. maybe it'd be less distressing to see it as a marker of corruption. degeneration... nah.
but it's certainly a marker for patterns of power and status.
maybe i should should wack some of my work up on here? not like anyone would read it, though, i guess.