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RMST 202 Literatures and Cultures of the Romance World II: Modern to Post-Modern
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Conclusion: Au Revoir!

I can’t believe we’ve made it to the end! At the beginning of this course, I remember looking at the list of novels and wondering how they would shape my understanding of the “romance world.” Now that I’ve experienced such a diverse range of texts, I f…

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Conclusion: Au Revoir!

I can’t believe we’ve made it to the end! At the beginning of this course, I remember looking at the list of novels and wondering how they would shape my understanding of the “romance world.” Now that I’ve experienced such a diverse range of texts, I f…

Posted in Blogs, Conclusion | Tagged with ambiguity, interpretation, manipulation, memory

Conclusion

After going through this course, what stood out to me the most was how consistently challenged I was in the way I think about identity and social structures. With all the different books I have read and going to class to discuss about them, I realized it allowed me to evolve how I question certain […]

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Manea on Interpretation and Complicity

Manea on Interpretation and Complicity

Norman Manea, The Trenchcoat

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