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Hi everyone!This is my blog for my Romance Studies 202 class, where I will be sharing my views and opinions on the course readings.Now a little about myself. My name is Diya. I am a first-year student at the University of British Columbia. I plan on ma... read full post >>
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Introduction
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Hey all! My name is Chiara and I am a second-year student at UBC’s faculty of Arts, majoring in psychology and hoping to minor in creative writing. I will admit, I did take this course mainly to make up my literature requirement [inserts sheepish emoji here], however I’ve always loved reading and writing as well […] read full post >>
About Me + First Lecture Thoughts:
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I’m Nandita, and I’m a third year Philosophy major who has accidentally finished her major and is now exclusively taking electives until graduation. I think I saw this course in an email sent out by UBC suggesting courses and RMST 202 caught my attention. I don’t know anything about Romance studies, which prompted me to […] read full post >>
Week 1 – Introductory Blog Post
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Hi! My name is Michael and I am a second-year geography student. I am relatively interested in romance studies and am looking forward to taking this course. To me, the subject is complex and multifaceted. Generally, it can be defined as a discipline that studies romance languages and anything associated with them. However, the definition […] read full post >>
About Me + Lecture 1
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What is someone who would go as far as to say he despises reading doing in a course completely suffocated by infinite texts, novels, novellas, and more. I don’t really know…but I do enjoy learning about things that are not often spoken of in everyday conversation, so maybe that’s what’s keeping me here (for now). […] read full post >>
Week 1 Introduction
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Hi everyone!
I'm Megan Currie and this is my blog where I will be sharing my thoughts on the different course readings for Romance Studies 202.
I am a first year student studying English. I am excited for the start of term two and what lies ahead in this course. As for my expectations, I am looking forward to being exposed to a new and wide variety of texts that I would otherwise probably never read. I want to be able to compare the texts with each other and find new ways to analyze. I am interested in exploring the different themes and having the opportunity to learn more about the outlined concepts.
The first lecture clearly outlined the goals of this course as well as providing a definition for what romance studies is. Without questioning, I took this course thinking it would cover all things romantic, but after our first lecture the course took my interest in a new way. I enjoyed the explanation of how romance studies are without territory. Although the romance world comes from the Latin language, it has been spread out and altered over many years. I feel ready to attempt the outlined goals as we start to explore and analyze the different romance languages. It's going to be quite interesting approaching the question of whether the linguistic heritage plays a role in connecting these language's literatures.
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Hi everyone!
I'm Megan Currie and this is my blog where I will be sharing my thoughts on the different course readings for Romance Studies 202.
I am a first year student studying English. I am excited for the start of term two and what lies ahead in this course. As for my expectations, I am looking forward to being exposed to a new and wide variety of texts that I would otherwise probably never read. I want to be able to compare the texts with each other and find new ways to analyze. I am interested in exploring the different themes and having the opportunity to learn more about the outlined concepts.
The first lecture clearly outlined the goals of this course as well as providing a definition for what romance studies is. Without questioning, I took this course thinking it would cover all things romantic, but after our first lecture the course took my interest in a new way. I enjoyed the explanation of how romance studies are without territory. Although the romance world comes from the Latin language, it has been spread out and altered over many years. I feel ready to attempt the outlined goals as we start to explore and analyze the different romance languages. It's going to be quite interesting approaching the question of whether the linguistic heritage plays a role in connecting these language's literatures.
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Hi everyone! My name is Anna and I am a second-year student hoping to major in Sociology and minor in French. I grew up in Ottawa and went to high school in England and my family now live in Denmark, where I just returned from after spending Christmas at home. I never really enjoyed studying […] read full post >>
week one- introduction post
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Hi everyone! My name is Tamara Vukota and I am in my second year here at UBC. I am the Arts faculty as a Psychology major and am still figuring out what I’d like to minor in. I grew up and have lived in Downtown Vancouver my entire life. I love the city life and […] read full post >>
