Marc was kind, patient, and unabashedly earnest, which made him the most endearing teacher you could ever imagine. He worked doggedly to forge connections with students and to help students understand abstract, theoretical material. This was a skill and, it seemed, a bedrock commitment. I spent my remaining years at Smith taking every single course I possibly could with him, including Theory, Social Movements, and Contemporary Social Theory.
Across the board, they were the best courses I took at Smith and they laid a lot of the groundwork for my desire to pursue, and my success within, graduate school. In preparing to come here, I rifled through some old boxes hoping to find the papers I wrote for Intro, but instead finding my notebook and papers from the Contemporary Social Theory course I took with him my senior year.
Marc used to write these lengthy and hilarious introductions to each unit. Actually, one of our theorists for this unit, Pierre Bourdieu, argues just that, but more on him later. Well, I have just the thing for you. Hows about a little bit of postmodernism?
Yup, theories under the rubric of postmodernism are all the rage now in many circles in the academy, and many former neo- and now post- marxists are among its biggest subscribers. As we will see throughout our seminar, it is difficult to pigeonhole postmodernism with a clear and select group of tenets. Marc provided thoughtful and generous feedback on everything I wrote, pushing me to recognize the naivete of some of my own thinking and urging me to think more deeply about, or beyond the scope of what I wrote.
Much of this was achieved by simply posing questions back to me. Marc was our strongest faculty member supporter. He regularly sat down with us to talk strategy, joined us for some of our meetings to pressure the administration to join the Worker Rights Consortium, and showed up in support of our rallies and actions. After I returned from a USAS delegation to Nicaragua, Marc helped me and another student organize a forum to discuss current campaigns in the anti-sweatshop movement.
It was a two-hour radio program at some odd hour of the night. Marc was a devoted listener and would occasionally call in to the station to request a song. When I was studying abroad in Geneva, Marc was on research leave in England. When he learned we were going to be in London, Marc invited my mom and I to spend a day traipsing around with him in Oxford. He regularly checked in on me throughout graduate school. Or if one of them needed surgery and was in chronic pain and couldnt have it done because its non essential.
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