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Let’s Go See a Show. March 25, 2008, 5:10 pm. I wanted to return to Benjamin again after re-reading my previous post and realizing that perhaps it sounded a bit harsh. In actuality, although I may not agree with some of the conclusions he draws or even the ways in which he draws them, I find much of Benjamin’s essay intriguing and thought. Provoking. I read over section nine again today during class and was struck by how I missed the obvious parallel between the storyteller. March 24, 2008, 8:47 pm.
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Author, What Did You Mean? February 29, 2008, 1:49 pm. In talking of the intentional fallacy, it remains a given that the poem in itself is supreme while everything extraneous to the words on the page are impermissible evidence when considering the work. Using Wimsatt and Beardsley standards we could never presume to ask the author, “What did you mean by “x”? Dunbar and the Problematic Exclusion. February 22, 2008, 5:03 am. Blog at WordPress.com. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Alms, Alms, For a Miserable Writer. May 7, 2008, 2:03 am. And if this weren’t his only fault, I would still have to seriously question the underlying belief that charity even. 1 Comment so far. I wonder if love is an action. So maybe the issue is in how Jacobs conceives of love rather than the call to be charitable per se? May 12, 2008 @ 4:10 pm. Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Have a Nice Day Ya’ll. March 26, 2008, 11:03 am. It didn’t take long from the start of reading the Richard Ohmann section to stop and find something interesting to ponder. In fact, I didn’t even have to start his essay. In the introduction to the Ohmann reading, the editors quote and summarize Ohmann’s writings from a previous work,. I paused at this quote for several reasons, let’s start with the p. Seudo-confessional one. I have. Leave a Comment so far. Feed for comments on this post. Create a free web...
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The Edge of Aesthetics. March 28, 2008, 12:25 pm. Does the intellectual’s desire to “ stay ahead of the crowd. 8221; particularly regarding taste and aesthetic judgment signify an embedded cultural bias/tendency/habit/necessity(? To elevate the intellectual? Or, is elevating the intellectual a symptom of our aesthetic judgment? That sharing experience is the ultimate aim of communication, then at its basic level, every conversationalist is an “ intellectual. Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin. What is a Classic?
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Papadzules: Walter Benjamin and Tim Burton
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Walter Benjamin and Tim Burton. In telling the story of my father's life, it's impossible to separate fact from fiction, the man from the myth. The best I can do is to tell it the way he told me. It doesn't always make sense and most of it never happened. but that's what kind of story this is. Watch "Big Fish" finale. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Insert Witty Title Here]. A Little Something About Theory. Caitlin's Lit Crit Blog. Hidden in the Text. Learning the Art of Motion.
Papadzules: Personal Economy and the Ability to Perceive
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Personal Economy and the Ability to Perceive. That being said, I would like to reflect on a small point that Herrnstein-Smith made that I felt was particularly insightful:. Moreover, the subject's experiences of an entity are not discrete, or strictly speaking, successive, because recollection and anticipation always overlay perception, and the units of what we call 'experience' themselves vary and overlap. I have wondered before about my own perceptive abilities. I am asked a...
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Monday, April 14, 2008. The Art of Appreciation. Based solely upon the work itself, the unity, the literary devices, the elements that can be evaluated using exegetical methods? Wikipedia defines the concept of formalism in art. In the following way:. I would like to dissect the question a bit. What is the aim of working to appreciating art that we do not instantly appreciate? In a way, are we attempting to adhere to societal norms? Truly rooted in understanding the inherent worth of that art? Or is that...
Papadzules: The Death of the...Person?
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Tuesday, May 6, 2008. The Death of the.Person? This semester in Spanish Linguistics class, we learned an important distinction between the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of linguistic relativity. And the vision of cognitive linguistics. Do we first have cognition, or a way of seeing and understanding the world, or do we first have language which then shapes the way that we see and understand the world? I find it difficult to embrace Barthes' radical ideas about the death of the author given my situated-ness in a...
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on literary matters and such: On Cleanth Brooks and formalism
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On literary matters and such. Wednesday, September 17, 2008. On Cleanth Brooks and formalism. Why do we consider form such an immovable, illuminating thing? Why do critics consider it the unshakable alternative to Wimsatt's and Beardsley's dreaded fallacies? Why do we expect that structure guarantees Truth, and consider historical/biographical discussions flimsy wanderings yielding relativism? What if its historical function had been. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ litcritconvo.blogspot&#...
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on literary matters and such: More on classic status (and a crazy YouTube video)
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On literary matters and such. Sunday, May 4, 2008. More on classic status (and a crazy YouTube video). Literary critic Roland Barthes writes:. So, considering my lack of exposure and experience in the area, I wonder what creative reading actually looks like? How does one jointly-produce a text through reading? Rather than accepting and/or rejecting, does the reader accept some and reject some? Does that show readerly discernment? Does one write essays in response, creatively altering the text? Which uses...
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on literary matters and such: April 2008
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On literary matters and such. Wednesday, April 30, 2008. A sort of I'm-probably-missing-the-point question in regards to Thomas Aquinas'. Summa Theologica:" when did we start referring to poetry as "art" and not "(the lowest) science"? And what's the difference between the two - art and science - to d'Aquino and his contemporaries, if any? We rarely refer to poetry as science anymore (though some schools of thought would see it as such), so when did the "art" definition apply? The highest form of intelle...
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the literary critter: The need to read
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Friday, April 25, 2008. The need to read. We've talked so much in class about the questions what is literature? And what is reading? While it seems worthwhile for readers and writers to consider the success of increasingly canonical ethnic and women writers, are the ideas and successes limited to the sub-culture of readers? Can they affect society as a whole? I read an article by Andrew Solomon called " The Closing of the American Book. We need to teach people not only how,. But also why to read. What li...
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Know the Place.... eventually.: February 2008
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Bits and Bobs. flotsam of an hours thinking. Browsing my classmates' blogs was a helpful step in arriving at this conclusion. Thank you. :]. So what did I read today? Wimsatt and Beardsley. I loved their direct, no-nonsense approach to correcting what they see as significant errors in approaches to literary criticism. And besides that, they make sense! It really does seem silly to blur the realms of meaning and effectiveness. Some particularly lucid statements I enjoyed include:. A few pages later, anoth...
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016. Comments off, again. I'm making my field of vision smaller. Keeping my eyes on what I can see around me. Beyond my field of vision, I have no ability to influence anything. But beyond my field of vision, there are so, so, so many things, I can become embroiled in. And become worried about. And become upset about. And have my head almost "explode," over. And thus, hurt my own health. And at this time of life, I simply can't afford to hurt my own health. Can't. A "Mad Tea Party"!
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A Writing Prompt A Day. Prompt for October 11, 2016. November 1, 2016. Complete the short story/flash fiction, that has the following opening:. 8220;I’m sorry, I just can’t do this anymore.”. The walls of the dorm were normally quite well insulated, but here in the closet-storage cupboard they forgot to put in the insulation and she could hear everything being said the in the room next to her. A response but quickly realized that Jazz was on her phone. Post a link to the story in the comments. It was all...
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Intro to A Writing Pursuit. Venturing into the world of creative writing. About struggles and deciding to let it go. February 18, 2015. Today’s entry is going to be small. Here I’m sharing my struggle with Evren and what I’m planning to do about it. Letting go of a story (for a little while). I hope everyone is doing good on their stories. Now I want to know: Have you been struggling with something in you writing? How do you write? Writing with or without music. February 12, 2015. I love Spotify. Wai...
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Alms, Alms, For a Miserable Writer. May 7, 2008, 2:03 am. And if this weren’t his only fault, I would still have to seriously question the underlying belief that charity even. He’s Got the Whole World. April 24, 2008, 8:54 pm. Calls for the abolition of the English department based primarily on the conclusion that Eurocentrism and Western emphasis is largely a phantom “truth”. Ngugi. While I originally found myself championing alongside Ngugi’s. Why are we looked to to solve the world’s problems? So here...
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Monday, September 1, 2014. Variant Acoylte (Hoard of the Dragon Queen). Below you will find a more sorcerous acolyte. I like the idea that dragon-blood sorcerers would work with the Cult of the Dragon, and this simple fix spices up the encounter variety. Right now, I've got the True Acolyte pegged as a CR 1/4, so I could entertain an argument for raising him/her to CR 1. I let you know how he plays out. Tuesday, August 26, 2014. Fleshing Out HotDQ NPCs. Horde of the Dragon Queen. Tarbaw believes he can a...
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Sources for Hurting Women. Diams; November 27, 2013. Diams; Leave a comment. This blogging thing as not made it to my list for a while. Life, work, house remodels, and tons of other things have gotten in the way. I have attended several writing workshops and a conference recently. I learned a lot and enjoyed my time away. I hope all of you have been well. Diams; October 17, 2013. Diams; Leave a comment. This video is priceless. For all the moms out there. Click here to watch. Diams; September 30, 2013.
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