Hey guys… we officially made it to the end and I’m feeling a little emotional about it. This class made me get back into reading. As a kid and even a teenager I would read to escape and find my own little universe… then it changed, I started only reading for school, which completely changed […]
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Going into this class, I’ll be honest, I was a little intimidated. When we started with Combray by Marcel Proust, I genuinely struggled. It was probably the most difficult thing I’ve had to read in a long time. The sentences felt endless, the pacing was slow, and I kept rereading the same parts trying to […]
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This was my first book that I chose on a whim without reading the synopsis at the start of the semester so I was pretty blindsided by the topic that it delved into! However, It’s not written in a complicated way and the chapters move on pretty quickly. What stayed with me was how normalized […]
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Hello all, and welcome back to the cottage. I’m breaking the fourth wall again for these last two blog posts—this one on Love Me Tender and the upcoming Conclusions post. I think it lets me say a little more than when I’m playing at the wood…
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Hello all, and welcome back to the cottage. I’m breaking the fourth wall again for these last two blog posts—this one on Love Me Tender and the upcoming Conclusions post. I think it lets me say a little more than when I’m playing at the wood…
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Going into this book, I expected much more emotional writing than what I think I recieved.
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Love Me Tender by Constance Debre was an interesting read and very different from the other books that I have read for this course. I found that the chapters were mostly a page long which made me think about how in life we have numerous chapters …
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Love Me Tender by Constance Debre was an interesting read and very different from the other books that I have read for this course. I found that the chapters were mostly a page long which made me think about how in life we have numerous chapters …
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Immediately, the writing of this book surprised me（´∇｀”）I didn’t know it was written recently, so the short, punchy sentences were not what I expected. Still, despite how seemingly to-the-point and emotionless the sentences were, the overall raw feeling of this book made it so that it took a bit more effort for me to read, […]
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I don’t really know what exactly I should be talking about in this blog. However I’ll start by talking about how I kept kicking the stone down the road when it came to my literature requirement. I didn’t really get the logic behind a science, literature or writing requirement. I completed the science and the […]
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