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Perec, Postmodernism, and Life Writing

Perec, Postmodernism, and Life Writing

Georges Perec, W, or the Memory of Childhood

Posted in Lecture Videos, Perec lecture | Tagged with C20th, childhood, France, life, politics, postmodernism, postmodernity, resistance, war, writing

Week 12 – Concluding Blog Post

To conclude my learning journey, there are many aspects I have gained throughout this course. Through examining a series of literary texts with diverse themes, I have become acquainted with key concepts related to romance studies. A notable factor to consider is the arbitrariness and ambiguity in this field of study. At the beginning of […]

Posted in Blogs, Conclusion | Tagged with perspective, postcolonialism, postmodernity, representation, writing

Week 1 – Introductory Blog Post

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 […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with excess, fiction, globalization, Introduction, postmodernity

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