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MSU English 432: Reading In February
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Tuesday, February 14, 2006. Only one blog post for the month of february. i spent the whole month reading! I have this book from the first time i took the shakespeare class(5 years ago! Other books i read instead of my school work:. Confessions of an Economic Hit man by John Perkins. Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart. How to End Poverty by Jeffrey Sachs. Better Off by Eric Brende. The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl. Hell on wheels"(tour de france). Posted by Mick @ 6:00 PM.
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MSU English 432: Shakespearean Insult Generator
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Sunday, January 22, 2006. This thing rules. Not sure if anyone else posted it yet but everyone should spend several minutes a day with it. Every time you refresh your browser it generates a new funny insult. Press the F5 key to refresh your internet browser and see a new insult! If the F5 key doesn't seem to refresh the page, click on the middle of the page with your mouse to make sure you have the window selected. Then F5 will work. Don't worry, it's clean. (just maybe not for Shakespeare).
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MSU English 432: Recognition Moment & Final Paper
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Sunday, April 23, 2006. Recognition Moment and Final Paper. My own personal recognition scene occurred in the library and it was mythical. I was walking aimlessly throughout the stacks finding books for papers which aim to kill me when I forgot myself. What will I write? How will I deal with my topics? And this Shakespeare paper which is supposed to be so easy because it’s short, it isn’t so easy because it IS short. In this bewildered state I wandered until I found myself surrounded by different color.
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MSU English 432: January 2006
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Sunday, January 22, 2006. This thing rules. Not sure if anyone else posted it yet but everyone should spend several minutes a day with it. Every time you refresh your browser it generates a new funny insult. Press the F5 key to refresh your internet browser and see a new insult! If the F5 key doesn't seem to refresh the page, click on the middle of the page with your mouse to make sure you have the window selected. Then F5 will work. Don't worry, it's clean. (just maybe not for Shakespeare). Spring Break...
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MSU English 432: Semester Schedual
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Sunday, January 22, 2006. English 432 Schedule for Spring 2006. Jan 11-Introduction I -Syllabus Jan 13-Introduction II-idea of recognition. Jan 16 MLK HOLIDAY Jan. 18- Introduction 2 Jan. 20-Guest Presentation-Merchant of Venice. Jan 23-Merchant of Venice 2. Memory Theatre (1) -read preface to MOV in text. Jan 25-Merchant of Venice 3. Mem Theatre 2/ Sonnets 1-Read Preface to Sonnets in text. Jan 27- Guest Presentation- Sonnets 130, 136. Jan 30-Twelfth Night 1. Feb 1-Twelfth Night 2. Mar 3- King Lear (1).
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MSU English 432: February 2006
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Tuesday, February 14, 2006. Only one blog post for the month of february. i spent the whole month reading! I have this book from the first time i took the shakespeare class(5 years ago! Other books i read instead of my school work:. Confessions of an Economic Hit man by John Perkins. Cradle to Cradle by William McDonough and Michael Braungart. How to End Poverty by Jeffrey Sachs. Better Off by Eric Brende. The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl. Hell on wheels"(tour de france).
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MSU English 432: March 2006
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Sunday, March 26, 2006. Conspiracy and Layered Language. In this remarkably short scene, I wondered about why it is in the play when it must take almost as much time to change into this scene and out of it as it does to have the actors act the scene. Pacing, perhaps? In As You Like It Act 4, Scene 2. Read with "roman conquerer" as "italian papist". Read with "horn" as a reference to satan, ie. "horns upon his head" = the devil. Read "tune" in the song as a reference to public outcry. So In Act 4 Scene 3.
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MSU English 432: Conspiracy and Layered Language
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Sunday, March 26, 2006. Conspiracy and Layered Language. In this remarkably short scene, I wondered about why it is in the play when it must take almost as much time to change into this scene and out of it as it does to have the actors act the scene. Pacing, perhaps? In As You Like It Act 4, Scene 2. Read with "roman conquerer" as "italian papist". Read with "horn" as a reference to satan, ie. "horns upon his head" = the devil. Read "tune" in the song as a reference to public outcry. So In Act 4 Scene 3.
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MSU English 432: Throne Of Blood
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Monday, April 10, 2006. I don't like black and white movies and I love this movie. HA! Even though I usually hate black and white movies, I love this one just as much as if it was released in color 2 years ago. Best Recognition Face In A Shakespeare Displacement Award:. Thinking) "My own men have TURNED on me? Posted by Mick @ 10:31 PM. Comments: Post a Comment.
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MSU English 432: April 2006
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Monday, April 24, 2006. 1 question per presentation. CAUTION! The method of answering or shape of the question may appear differently on the test. So STUDY! Also, I see that Rachel. Has very detailed notes on the performances, and of course Aspen. 1) In The Tempest, what are the 4 words used to describe the world where our imaginations take us? A: Magic, Art, Redemption, Recognition. 2) Measure for Measure was described as what type of comedy? A: Dark Comedy(tragedy into comedy). A: it acts to cover it up.
