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Markets: You Can't Live With 'Em, You Can't Live Without 'Em
Satabdi Chakrabarti is a student of Physiology who writes with interests in pharmaceutical companies and the market in general. It’s as if I learned a new word and now I suddenly hear it being … more →
Engl111: Market Cultures
Markets: You Can't Live With 'Em, You Can't Live Without 'Em
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satabc wrote 2 months ago: Satabdi Chakrabarti is a student of Physiology who writes with interests in pharmaceutical companie … more →
Who Defines What I Am?
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smobro wrote 2 months ago: Morgan Seifert is a student of Biology at the University of Washington focusing on physiology. He … more →
Bartleby, the Scrivener, or, the Beginnings in Absurdist Writing.
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wakeface wrote 2 months ago: Sara Wakeman is a freshman at the University of Washington. She is so far undeclared but is con … more →
On nonconformity
snakerattle wrote 2 months ago: Deviation for its own sake gets under my skin. Nonconformists are duller than those that feel perfec … more →
The Perfect Employee- Exploring Herman Melville's "Bartleby"
cadedonn wrote 2 months ago: Mark Abrahamson is a crazy student playing at economic philosophy. What? You expect him to be profe … more →
Layers
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sammeyer wrote 2 months ago: Layers. Onions have layers. “Market” has layers. Onions have layers. You get it? They both have lay … more →
Bartleby as a Lesson on Expectations of the Market
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bosenz wrote 2 months ago: Introduction People have expectations. As such, society has expectations. Due to society’s i … more →
Herman Melville: The Ephemera of Fame
Vince Reardon wrote 2 months ago: Herman Melville is an interesting case study in reputation management. His career arc went from earl … more →
How to Read the Market in 10 Short Weeks
dkimmey wrote 2 months ago: Deborah Kimmey: As the instructor for English 111J—or, more fittingly for the medium of a course blo … more →
Awesome Movie Quote of the Day
Joey K wrote 4 months ago: “ Nah, I’m not going to answer your question, ’cause you guys have already made up … more →
Boy With a Toad
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Scott wrote 4 months ago: Another project in my Painting and Drawing class from last fall focused on toads. A little history i … more →
The Happy Heart (February 13, 2009)
laurameyerlaurameyer wrote 5 months ago: I was looking through Palgrave’s Golden Treasury when I stumbled upon this little gem. It is … more →
The new Bartleby - "It's a policy".
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whatladder wrote 6 months ago: Since you are all erudite and well-read, Gentle Readers, I know you are familiar with Melville … more →
A Chapter for Our Times
willhansen2 wrote 6 months ago: Now reading: Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens seems angrier in this book than in the others I’ve rea … more →
December 11, 1988 - Not a Parts Store
Bill Tucker wrote 7 months ago: I figure the more I write like this, the less anyones going to want to read but I’m not doing … more →
Dogma
Mystery Man wrote 9 months ago: PLOT: The film opens with an old man looking at the ocean from a New Jersey boardwalk, outside a sk … more →
Footnotes to an Invisible Text: A Study in Literary Paralysis
karlo mikhail wrote 9 months ago: That I found Enrique Vila-Matas’ Bartleby and Co. among the many books in the under a hundred pesos … more →
Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall-Street by Herman Melville
bookworm wrote 11 months ago: I mentioned a few weeks ago my fondness for Herman Melville’s Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wa … more →
The Bartleby Approach
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Jana wrote 12 months ago: One day, when the narrator asks Bartleby to help proofread a copied document, Bartleby answers simpl … more →
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