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RMST 202 Literatures and Cultures of the Romance World II: Modern to Post-Modern
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‘Nadja’ – André Breton

As a surrealist text set in early twentieth century Paris, Nadja takes readers through a story of love and infatuation in a relationship scattered with madness. Upon reading, my first thoughts were that, while there were definitely some elements of this text which I found difficult or jarring to read, I was hooked, from start […]

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‘Combray’ – Marcel Proust

This weeks’ text is titled ‘Combray’, the first part of the book titled ‘Swann’s Way’ by French author Marcel Proust. The text focuses on both the narrator of the story, and a M.Swann. In the first pages of the text, the narrator appears to be a young boy when first meeting and perceiving M.Swann. To […]

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Introducing Myself

Entry #1 Hi everyone! My name is Hailey and welcome to my blog! In the weeks to come, I will be using this space to share my thoughts, reactions, and opinions on ten of the novels covered in Romance Studies 202. To start with a little bit about myself, I am a second undergraduate student […]

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Week 1- Introduction

Hello! Introduction My name is Puneet Dulla and I am from Surrey, BC. I was born and raised in Surrey which is not to far out from Vancouver. I commute to and from UBC which is not as bad as it may seem.  I am a second year student here at UBC and I am […]

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Inventing Romance Studies

Inventing Romance Studies

Inventing Romance Studies

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On Romance Studies

On Romance Studies

A conversation with Tim Beasley-Murray

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Introductory Questions

Introductory Questions

Questions from week one

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Conclusion

I’m really glad I had the opportunity to take Romance studies and learn about the romance world. We read a lot of great novels and to be completely honest, I have never read that much in my life before. However, I am happy that I did because at the beginning of the semester I had …

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Concluding Thoughts on This

Well, this is it, the end of the line but the beginning of more journeys through novel reading and such. Although I dropped the ball with this course I still had a memorable experience and learned so many things with novel reading. More importantly, it gave me a newfound love for reading, and authors like […]

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Week 12: Conclusion

These past few months have been an amazing journey into the Romance World and its vast array of novels. It’s hard to believe this is our last week of class already! Each week has been a new exploration into different worlds that brought new concepts, new people, and new experiences to learn from. If I … Continue reading Week 12: Conclusion →

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