This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture
http://engl247.wordpress.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Saturday
LOAD TIME
0.4 seconds
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
13
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
5
SITE IP
192.0.78.12
LOAD TIME
0.406 sec
SCORE
6.2
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007 | This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture | engl247.wordpress.com Reviews
https://engl247.wordpress.com
This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture
engl247.wordpress.com
The Frontier Myth | American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007
https://engl247.wordpress.com/2007/05/29/the-frontier-myth
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. The frontier myth in America solidifed in the late nineteenth century in the form we see today in popular culture. So why does the concept of the frontier endure? What is it about settling an untamed world that fascinates Americans? What do you think? May 29, 2007. Thank you for comm...
An American Pop Culture Blog | American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007
https://engl247.wordpress.com/about
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. A blog about a course at the University of Waterloo. Welcome! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
June | 2007 | American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007
https://engl247.wordpress.com/2007/06
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. It’s the New Jerusalem. It’s the great experiment. It’s the errand in the wilderness. It’s the vast frontier. So now we enter into the last part of our course…and study the American autobiography…the obsession with the exceptional. On the other hand, when we visit the exceptional in.
The Class Site | American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007
https://engl247.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/hello-world
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. The rules of engagement remain within the boundaries of UW’s policy on ethics, but we may have others who might post. Let’s just see what happens. May 14, 2007. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
Thanks | American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007
https://engl247.wordpress.com/2007/08/09/thanks
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. Yes – it’s all over. You have written an exam, posted journals, handed in papers and produced blogs….well-done. Sorry for giving you all hand cramps yesterday, but such is the nature of English exams. I can’t know what you’ve learned until you actually write it out. August 9, 2007.
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
13
What’s Happening Here? | Homosexual Desire in the American Western
https://eanglin.wordpress.com/about
Homosexual Desire in the American Western. What’s Happening Here? As well as the short story and film version of. I will note what critical discourse has been produced regarding homosexuality in these texts, as well as represent the fascinating pop-culture phenomenon of the “Gay Cowboy”. I hope you enjoy! Thanks for reading,. One Response to “What’s Happening Here? July 11, 2007 at 1:27 pm. I look forward to reading your work! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Can’t someone else do it? | Andrew's Watchmen Blog
https://apaterson.wordpress.com/2007/07/06/4
Andrew’s Watchmen Blog. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Can’t someone else do it? While ranting in my previous diatribe, I couldn’t help but be reminded of this classic moment from. Homer, the newly appointed sanitation commissioner of Springfield, hires garbage men to do everyone’s menial tasks. Here, Homer and the lazy citizens of Springfield perfectly encapsulate the attitude I mean to explore. That is to say, if we ignore our problems, someone will come along and solve them. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
A Brief Introduction | ... America ...
https://sdjekic.wordpress.com/2007/07/17/a-brief-introduction
8230; America …. It occurs to me that I am America. I am talking to myself again. Just in case you were wondering my other blogs are posted on separate pages which can be found on the right hand side navigation*. Cheesy I know…) I suppose I should begin by introducing my topic of discussion and the purpose of this blog. For our final project our class- American Literature in Popular Culture- ( engl247. My initial interpretation of the poem was something like this: “Sweet! By sdjekic on July 17, 2007.
Links | I Am America
https://iamamerica.wordpress.com/links
America According to Allen Ginsberg. American Literature and Popular Culture – Spring 2007. This is my class’ blog. Here, you’ll find thoughts from our professor, as well as links to other blogs created by my peers. For links to external websites referred to or cited in my blog, please see the. Sources and Works Cited. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
5
American Literature II | blog for ENGL 242
Blog for ENGL 242. April 28, 2008. I’ve set aside the following times during Finals Week for make-up tests. You may sign up to take any test that you missed. If you didn’t miss any, but would like to retake ONE of the tests (#1-#4), you may also do so. Either way, email me at jdudley@usd.edu. By this Friday, May 2. To sign up for a time. See below for room numbers:. Tuesday, May 6. 3:30 pm – Dakota 13. Wednesday, May 7. 11:00 am – Dakota 13. 2:00 pm – Old Main 201. Thursday, May May 8. April 28, 2008.
Theory Teacher's Blog
Theory Teacher's Blog. Race Talk from tennis champion Serena Williams to comedian Amy Schumer, and why we need the poet Claudia Rankine. I felt like saying to them. I wanted to ask, angrily, “what have you not yet learned since you murdered Eric Garner. To acknowledge a possible connection among the many church burnings that followed in its wake and the FBI’s refusal to consider any of these tragedies to be acts of terrorism. Even as white supremacist organizations publicly praised. For perpetuating raci...
English 245 University of Maryland | Just another WordPress.com site
English 245 University of Maryland. Just another WordPress.com site. Extra Credit: Millennials and Old Movies. Joseph E. Byrne. December 5, 2012. 1 Read the article written by Neil Gabler for the Los Angeles Times. Then read the blog entry by Matt Singer that discusses Gabler’s article. Links to both are below. 2 Respond to Gabler, writing a paragraph of 4-6 sentences. Your paragraph should be in the form of an argument, and respond to Gabler’s argument, which can be summed up in this paragraph:. Because...
English 245: Film Form and Culture
English 245: Film Form and Culture. Stills for Final Exam. Posted by Joseph E. Byrne. On December 16, 2013. Click on the image to enlarge it. Posted by Joseph E. Byrne. On December 13, 2013. I mentioned in class that I would be posting an extra-credit assignment. It will be worth one point on your final grade for the course, so that if your final grade adds up to, say, 89 B , that extra point will magically transform your grade to 90 A-. Inception and the Thinking Person’s Blockbuster. His films have bee...
ENGL2460jessv
Tuesday, August 4, 2009. Rough outline of final paper. I What We Talk About … seems to say psychologically painful love leads to emotionally painful love, which [may] result in physically painful love. 1 Mel calling “his kids”. 2 Ed – personal past with abuse? 1 Ed’s emotions. 2 Terri’s descriptions. 1 Ed’s self inflicted. 2 Terri and Ed’s relationship. 3 Mel’s reaction to Ed. A Quality of life. 1 Gurov couldn’t live two days without women. 2 Anna doubting current quality of life. C Trusting loved one.
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007 | This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture
American Literature and Popular Culture spring 2007. This blog is associated with a course at the University of Waterloo on Popular literature and American culture. An American Pop Culture Blog. An American Pop Culture Blog. Yes – it’s all over. You have written an exam, posted journals, handed in papers and produced blogs….well-done. Sorry for giving you all hand cramps yesterday, but such is the nature of English exams. I can’t know what you’ve learned until you actually write it out. August 9, 2007.
Speaking in Place: English 250 FS
Speaking in Place: English 250 FS. Thursday, April 28, 2011. Below are links to Food at First and YSS. If you're around for the summer and feel like getting involved with either of these organizations, I encourage you to do so. Also, if you're missing your text book, I have it in my office. Please email me so you can come pick it up. Remember that your chapbooks are due on Monday by 5PM to the box outside my office door. Be at your computers during our final exam time, as well. Have a great summer! The p...
ENGL251: Introduction to Poetry | Supplementary Readings for ENGL 251
ENGL251: Introduction to Poetry. Supplementary Readings for ENGL 251. TAKE HOME FINAL EXAM. The final is due to my office (Combs 334) on Tuesday, April 29th, by 6 PM. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. April 24, 2014. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. April 24, 2014. Dorianne Laux is the author of several collections of poetry, including. 1994), a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award;. Facts about the Moon. The Book of Men. Other influences include Sharon Olds. April 17, 2014.
Engl 252: Distracted Reading (Fall 2012) | Dept of English, NYU
Engl 252: Distracted Reading (Fall 2012). Dept of English, NYU. Futures of literary reading. Readings of House of Leaves. New apps for Shakespeare. Website launch for The Open Utopia. December 10, 2012. December 9, 2012. Visualizing patterns in Mark Z. Danielewski’s. December 7, 2012. 8220; The Ghost in the Machine. 8221; (December 3, 2012):. 8220;…At the moment, e-book sales account for more than 20 percent of dollars that consumers spend on books. The Fifty Year Sword. December 5, 2012. It’s the 21st c...
ENGL 2540-B: Survey of English Literature II | Spring 2015
ENGL 2540-B: Survey of English Literature II. May 12, 2015. Your grades have been entered into BB and the system. They should be available for viewing any time now. If you would like to see the graded copies of either of your final papers, please feel free to schedule an appointment to meet with me this summer, and I would be happy to give you copies of the graded assignments after we have had a chance to discuss them. May 8, 2015. May 7, 2015. May 7, 2015. Article submission for paper. May 4, 2015.
engl262g-chalker.wikispaces.umb.edu
English 262G - Professor Chalker - home
Skip to main content. English 262G - Professor Chalker. English 262G - Professor Chalker. 5/2: Final Presentation assignment uploaded to the Assignments section. April 22: In-Class Paper Workshop. Paper #3 Draft Due. April 24: Intro to Poetry. Paper 3 Due May 1st. Help on how to format text. Turn off "Getting Started".
