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Week 8 Response: The Faerie Queene | Brit Lit Blog
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Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. Week 8 Response: The Faerie Queene. October 13, 2008 – 6:52 am. Good Day to Ye! Reading the first two cantos of the first book of and abridged version of. Yes, the whole thing is a bit long), I was struck square in the face by the thought that Edmund Spencer must have had some rather negative feelings towards the Catholic Church. Here I am using rather negative feelings as a euphuism for boiling vats of hatred. ).
Week 5 Response: Paradise Lost | Brit Lit Blog
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Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. Week 5 Response: Paradise Lost. September 22, 2008 – 1:22 am. Is supposed to be the Christian epic an attempt for England and its adopted religion to make the top of the literary classic charts. However, throughout Milton’s rather long poem, we see not only an inspired bard telling an age-old story, but a bitter author attacking the way Christianity has been warped in modern society. Much of Milton’s venom is saved f...
Week 9 Response: The Faerie Queene | Brit Lit Blog
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Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. Week 9 Response: The Faerie Queene. October 20, 2008 – 7:15 am. Is an allegory, a story full of parallel universes where a single word of phrase can be multi-dimensional, sometimes having even holding relevance to more than the two (literal and allegorical) constant meanings, constant worlds. Another fold seems to be added to this quilt that is. Here, I will address a few examples. Is this mere coincidence? It could ...
Week 2 Response: Beowulf | Brit Lit Blog
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Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. Week 2 Response: Beowulf. September 2, 2008 – 4:56 am. One thing that struck me while reading the first 835 lines of. This weekend was the similarities between this epic of old and modern society. No, I am not implying that today people seek fame by murdering their enemies into submission, or that we go about looking for evil monsters that are magically protected against metal just so we can say we killed them. That ...
January | 2009 | Brit Lit Blog
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Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. Monthly Archives: January 2009. January 12, 2009 – 12:09 am. So, for one last reflection (At least until next semester.). Ah, what a semester it has been! And what better way to draw it to a close than that old familiar feeling of sitting here at ten o’clock on Sunday night typing my English blog. Truly, I must admit I have enjoyed this class:. I feel like I have grown over the semester as an intellectual. Or Jane Au...
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Week 8 (again?): The Faerie Queen | English Blog...
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October 19, 2008, 10:37 pm. Helloe mye fellowe readere, (just in case you haven’t had your fill e’s by now). After slogging through several cantos of the Faerie Queene, I was so disappointed when our selection ended witha dragon. Seriously? This is the lamest, most boring, stereotypical villain ever! After some really grisly descriptions of Errour and the repulsive characters parading around the House of Pride, I must say that I expected better. After being engulfed by flames of sin and evil, Redcross is...
January | 2008 | English Blog...
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January 14, 2008, 12:44 am. Filed under: Journal Entries. Everyone wants it, but what exactly is it? In short, it can be stated as the right to “do what I want,” but is it really that simple? Certainly, I have the freedom to drive a blue or green or grey car, but what happens when I “want” to egg someones house, drive to school at 110 mph or enslave my neighbor? Is all freedom absolute? In an idealistic world, it would be, but in the here and now, it is most definitely not. A Farewell to Arms: Analysis.
Week 9-ish: Monty Python | English Blog...
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Week 9-ish: Monty Python. October 27, 2008, 11:03 pm. Whether or not Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a stroke of brilliant, comedic genius, one cannot deny that its obvious anachronisms serve as valuable insights into the problems of today’s world. The scenes of its silly, slapstick and satirical humor are, in fact, funny simply because the observer subconsciously registers the ridiculousness of many social ailments. Simultaneously serve as a carefree laugh and a meaningful moral message, but they als...
Week Ten: Sonnet | English Blog...
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November 2, 2008, 10:35 am. Your children shall not be an extension. Of you and you shall not press them your thought. They come not from you, but your dimension. Let them not go to reap you sorrow wrought. Like you, you shall not make any a child. For it is not you whom they do belong. Let them not have this precious time beguiled. By your unconquered dreams or any wrong. Let’s visit them in the house of tomorrow. And re-glimpse our once lost world pretend. Mindset for future dreams shall we borrow.
January | 2009 | English Blog...
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January 12, 2009, 2:06 am. Hello there o’ dearest reader,. Oh man. Is there no better way to end the semester than by typing a blog on a Sunday night Monday morning? This class never taught me how. To procrastinate, but it sure did teach me about nearly everything else. I always tried to approach a text with a clean slate, no doubt influenced by the popular saying, don’t judge a book by its cover. Likewise, I now know the importance of the historical context that surrounds a text. I am quite surprised at...
July | 2007 | English Blog...
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July 29, 2007, 3:30 pm. Filed under: Summer Reading. Most secondary characters become just page-fillers, or are there simply to support the plot. Capote somehow manages o twist that stereotype around and produce secondary characters that help develop the main characters as well as the plot. Although not considered the most prolific character in the novel, Mrs. Ashida was my personal favorite. Seems like I’m always thanking you, Herb. But thanks. Nature vs. Nurture. July 17, 2007, 4:10 am. The idea hit me...
November | 2007 | English Blog...
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November 8, 2007, 7:31 pm. Filed under: Journal Entries. We’re on a bridge Charlie! Biology papers and lots of coffee. Coffee shops are overpriced. But they make me feel all grown up and sophisticated inside. So very, very hot. Christine must be hot too. Good. I am not alone. Hannah is cold too. They are not alone. My eye is twitching. I wish it would stop. Please stop twitching eye. I am writing. And writing. And writing. Saying nothing and everything. Diet coke and Mentos.
October | 2008 | English Blog...
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Week 9-ish: Monty Python. October 27, 2008, 11:03 pm. Whether or not Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a stroke of brilliant, comedic genius, one cannot deny that its obvious anachronisms serve as valuable insights into the problems of today’s world. The scenes of its silly, slapstick and satirical humor are, in fact, funny simply because the observer subconsciously registers the ridiculousness of many social ailments. Simultaneously serve as a carefree laugh and a meaningful moral message, but they als...
November | 2008 | English Blog...
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November 9, 2008, 11:45 pm. Oh dear, here we go again. To begin, I chose this passage not because it made me have some type of literal or life revelation, but because I rather liked how the witches spoke on our high-tech cassette tapes. So. If this selection happens to have any significance, then I consider myself merely lucky. If not, then sit back and watch me pretend like it does. As by the strength of their illusion. Shall draw him on to his confusion. He shall spurn fate, scorn death and bear. And r...
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Brit Lit Blog | Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class.
Exploring the wonders of British literaiture as it is presented in Mr. Robinson’s class. January 12, 2009 – 12:09 am. So, for one last reflection (At least until next semester.). Ah, what a semester it has been! And what better way to draw it to a close than that old familiar feeling of sitting here at ten o’clock on Sunday night typing my English blog. Truly, I must admit I have enjoyed this class:. I feel like I have grown over the semester as an intellectual. Or Jane Austen’s astutely crafted satirica...
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