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Nighthawks: With knowledge comes suffering Blog #10
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, October 26, 2007. With knowledge comes suffering Blog #10. Is a novel about many things. For the main characters who are young when the story begins, the novel is a coming of age story. Milkman, Guitar, Corinthians, Lena, Hagar all must grow-up whether they want to or not. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper.
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Nighthawks: December 2007
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, December 7, 2007. Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress Test. Choose one of the following, copy the choice on to your blog, and post your response by Thursday, Dec. 13th by midnight. Your grade is based on how specific and detailed you are in your explanation. 1) How is the power of imagination a major theme of the story? In that f...
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Nighthawks: All in the Family Blog post #9
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, October 19, 2007. All in the Family Blog post #9. This is not the opportunity to have a teenage rant about your annoying mother, but rather an opportunity to think about your family and write as if you were explaining to someone you just met about your family. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper.
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Nighthawks: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress Test
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, December 7, 2007. Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress Test. Choose one of the following, copy the choice on to your blog, and post your response by Thursday, Dec. 13th by midnight. Your grade is based on how specific and detailed you are in your explanation. 1) How is the power of imagination a major theme of the story? In that f...
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Nighthawks: Othello test - Tragic vision
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Tuesday, December 4, 2007. Othello test - Tragic vision. Of the work as a whole. Avoid plot summary.". Make sure you define in your thesis statement what the tragic vision. Of this play entails. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper. Grammar, writing, etc. Kafka on the Shore. A Hundred Years of Solitude.
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Nighthawks: October 2007
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, October 26, 2007. With knowledge comes suffering Blog #10. Is a novel about many things. For the main characters who are young when the story begins, the novel is a coming of age story. Milkman, Guitar, Corinthians, Lena, Hagar all must grow-up whether they want to or not. Friday, October 19, 2007. All in the Family Blog post #9.
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Nighthawks: What's love got to do with it? Blog #11
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Friday, November 2, 2007. What's love got to do with it? Is all about love. What makes love so complex? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper. Grammar, writing, etc. Kafka on the Shore. A Hundred Years of Solitude. Whats love got to do with it?
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Just another wide-eyed girl: February 2012
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012. Day 24: A book no one would expect you to love. I'm not as far behind.}. Ok, I must make a confession. This was supposed to be "A movie no one would expect you to love", but I had to change it to book, cuz I though of something great :). I looooooooove Winnie the Pooh (the original book)! And not just cuz of nice memories of my childhood and all. No. I literally love this book as a book in itself! The way he writes and depicts things is absolutely suberb! Posted by hk (:.
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Nighthawks: Evil Blog #12
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Tuesday, November 20, 2007. Do you believe that people can be born innately evil or is evilness something that is learned? By evil, I mean any act that is mean-natured, cruel, and/or intentionally harmful either physically or mentally. Post is due by Nov. 28th. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper. Kafka on the Shore.
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Nighthawks: After it's all said and done Blog #8
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This is not just an image of big-city loneliness, but of existential loneliness: the sense that we have of being on our own in the human condition." - Sister Wendy. Thursday, October 11, 2007. After it's all said and done Blog #8. After all the discussions in class about Oedipus, Harold Crick and the seemingly endless circle of fate and responsibility, what do you walk away with knowing, understanding, doubting, or wondering? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A painting by Edward Hopper.
