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zoak's English 3622 blog: Who's afraid?
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Friday, March 04, 2005. Virginia Woolf: A Room of One's Own. So I read A Room of One's Own. A couple of weeks ago. I alternated between it and Adam Bede. For variety. I rewarded myself- for every 100 or so pages of the latter I let myself read one chapter from the former. I was surprised, actually. I didn't know what to expect. Fiction? Some kind of polemic? Without really knowing how she lead me there. It's not that I think someone writing a persuasive essay needs. PS: I never saw The Hours. Was a gripp...
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zoak's English 3622 blog: Oh, Adam
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Sunday, February 13, 2005. Weekend in Halifax. I think I read. The whole way there and back, and even so had 100 pages to go when I got home this afternoon. Although I didn't instinctively like this one as much as. Its major advantage is that it gets. Exciting toward the end. For those of you who haven't reached Book Fifth yet, I advise to skip ahead. That's where all the action starts. I mean, just look at the chapter titles: "The Journey in Despair," "The Eve of the Trial," "In the Prison". We have no ...
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gothic women: Pulling out the Gothic Elements
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Monday, January 31, 2005. Pulling out the Gothic Elements. When we think of gothic literature, we seem to think, at least I do, of vampyric images, labyrinths, descending spirals, and images of blood. I believe we are to think more abstractly, by way of the sublime. Unknown or unseen circumstances can also be gothic. In The Old Nurse's Story, the usage of children as a terror tactic is also a gothic element. Bled by cunningmark at 4:25 PM. 1 made it hurt. February 7, 2005 at 7:38 PM. Yours Truly, Michelle.
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Women Writers: What???
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Crusaders, Curmudgeons, and Completely Corsetless Ladies (taken from the title of a book by A. Stephens). Sunday, February 20, 2005. I don't know about anyone else, but when I read. I didn't see any of the outcomes coming. I thought that Hetty was wrongly accused because it never occurred to me that she got pregnant. I hate it when books trick me. I also thought when Arthur showed up that he would leave with Hetty. Wasn't Hetty the perfect egocentric match for Arthur? Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Perhaps I...
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gothic women: January 2005
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Monday, January 31, 2005. Bled by cunningmark at 4:57 PM. Pulling out the Gothic Elements. When we think of gothic literature, we seem to think, at least I do, of vampyric images, labyrinths, descending spirals, and images of blood. I believe we are to think more abstractly, by way of the sublime. Unknown or unseen circumstances can also be gothic. In The Old Nurse's Story, the usage of children as a terror tactic is also a gothic element. Bled by cunningmark at 4:25 PM. Sunday, January 23, 2005.
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gothic women: Jane comes through relatively unscathed
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Monday, February 07, 2005. Jane comes through relatively unscathed. As I said before in my blog and again in class, I really enjoyed reading this novel. I do agree that is was the kind of book that needed to be read all at once; as Jackie's metaphor suggested, "the momentum of a train"; Good analogy. Bled by cunningmark at 4:05 PM. 0 made it hurt. Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Blogs I enjoy reading:. A Distempered State of Mind. Oh Honey, We're Ridiculous. Women's Writing II Blog. But don't you see,...
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gothic women: Another enlightening class.....
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Monday, February 21, 2005. Perhaps. However, wasn't gospel a way for women to voice their opinions during the period? If it was said to come from the Bible, wasn't it more likely to be accepted? As Jackie pointed out in her lecture, when it came to tradition, reason and experience, women were excluded. As her lecture stated, if I remember, methodism was personal salvation, sanctification, and witness of spirit. I would think, obviously, this applied to all. Bled by cunningmark at 6:40 PM. 2 made it hurt.
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zoak's English 3622 blog: Change of address
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Wednesday, June 01, 2005. My Margaret Atwood reference site is now located at:. Http:/ www.geocities.com/ladyoracle atwood. Posted by Erica at 11:42 PM. Hot News From The Automotive Lending Industry! InterFinancial Holdings, Corp (IFLH). Current Price $0.036. Is this an undiscovered gem priced to go higher! Please read the following Announcement in its Entirety and Consider the Possibilities. Watch this One to Trade! IFLH announces Senator David Cain has joined its Board of Directors! The outstanding leg...
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zoak's English 3622 blog: February 2005
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Wednesday, February 23, 2005. Decided to write about A Room of One's Own. For my essay. Specifically, I think I'll focus on Woolf's criticism of Charlotte Bronte, because I think it ties in nicely with her whole "theory" of Women and Fiction, and because, having just read Jane Eyre. For the first time, I found Woolf's comments very interesting. Don't want to make a fool of myself by writing anything about this before it's had time to percolate a bit, but to pass the time you can read:. Saturday, February...
