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Textual Offender wrote 2 days ago: bla bla to the bla … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous Matters, language, Literature, Creative Writing, phonetics, Grammar, Timeline and History of Literary Movements, Genres, Timeline and History of the English Language

Progress Backwards: Star Trek’s Voyage Away From the Leading Edge

FoFo wrote 2 days ago: My friend Crystal over at Geek Outsider was kind enough to ask for my thoughts on the recent media c … more →

Tags: Theory and Discussion, catherynne m valente, China Mieville, fofo, Iain M. Banks, Geek Outsider, Star Trek, deep space nine, The Original Series

Reading Russ - Part 5

jennygadget wrote 4 days ago: Chapter 4: Pollution of Agency Russ spends much of this chapter demonstrating that even though it … more →

Tags: criticism, Feminism, Non-Fiction, Russ

Reality Hunger: A Manifesto, by David Shields

themagicblackbook wrote 4 days ago: I’m not going to review this book because I think it is simply a presentation of sheer and utt … more →

Tags: Articles, David Shields, Fiction, nonfiction, Quotes, Reality Hunger

Everyone's a Critic: Why Kenyon Literature is Suffering From a Lack of Criticism

rcmach wrote 4 days ago: Despite Kenyon’s literary reputation, there persists a general feeling on its campus that a truly co … more →

Tags: Literature, Kenyon, John Crowe Ransom, Kenyon Review, Work of Art, Henry David Thoreau, intellectual

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Textual Offender wrote 4 days ago: bla bla bla … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous Matters

Pippi to Ripley 2013

jennygadget wrote 5 days ago: Apologies for the radio silence, I’ve been a bit busy lately. Class finished up last weekend.  The w … more →

Tags: Everything Else, Conventions, Fantasy, Feminism, Science Fiction, Young-Adult

Why The Rule of Metaphor?

Aina wrote 6 days ago: Some days ago, I made a comment on the title of the English edition of Paul Ricoeur’s La Métap … more →

Tags: contrasting views, Current Research, Literary criticism, Paul Ricoeur, Hermeneutics

Practical Information on Ricoeur's Theory Today

Aina wrote 1 week ago: For those interested in Paul Ricoeur’s hermeneutics and aesthetics, I am glad to show you impo … more →

Tags: Current Research, Literary criticism, Hermeneutics, Literature, Paul Ricoeur

Post Colonialism Interpretation of Sherman Alexie's "Indian Education"2 comments

kathrynbuckk wrote 1 week ago: In quick glimpses of the different grades in school, Native American author Sherman Alexie is able t … more →

Tags: Essay, Literary Analysis, writing, Sherman Alexie, Native American Literature, post-colonialism

The Crisis of Film, Art and Narrative

leightonknapp wrote 1 week ago: Anyone whose seen the 1927 film Sunrise knows that it’s a first-rate masterpiece.  It is a simple, a … more →

Tags: film, Art, poststructuralism, Postmodernity

Adaptation (2002) and Deconstruction

spiritlionchild wrote 1 week ago: Since Jacques Derrida first published “Of Grammatology” in 1967, Deconstruction has caused a great d … more →

Tags: film, Film (2), Charlie Kaufman, Deconstruction, Jacques Derrida, Adaptation

A Day Of Clichés 4 comments

wordswithnannaprawn wrote 2 weeks ago: I have the best of both worlds; the world of intellectual stimulation at Uni, and quite often (yes r … more →

Tags: University, writing, Cliches, WordPlay, WordPress, Yorkshire Sayings

Literary Term of the Day: Abject, Abjection 2 comments

itsthelitchick wrote 2 weeks ago: According to David Mikics, A New Handbook of Literary Terms: abject, abjection: In the early 1980s, … more →

Tags: Literary Terms, Literature, Julia Kristeva, New Handbook of Literary Terms, Abjection, Kristeva, Northern Ireland, Irish Poetry, handbook of literary terms

Modernism's 'Gothic Moment' and the 'awareness of mutability'

backyardbooks wrote 2 weeks ago: Introducing the complexities of Gothic literary history for his 2001 Companion to the Gothic, David … more →

Tags: Gothic, Gothic Novels, Literary criticism, David Punter, gothic literature, Modernism

Ricoeur and his Wonderful Worlds 1 comment

Aina wrote 2 weeks ago: The Rule of Metaphor is a betraying translation for La Métaphore Vive (1975), a fantastic theory of … more →

Tags: Current Research, Hermeneutics, Linguistics, Literature, Paul Ricoeur

On Myth, On Fairy Tale

ghostofcummings wrote 2 weeks ago: {{This blog begins (finally!) with an exposition and discussion regarding the nature, relationship a … more →

Tags: Myth, mythology, Fairy Tales, folklore, Oral Folklore, folk tale, Poetics, Poetry, Poetic Theory

Thomas' Tragic Universe

ljbradburn wrote 2 weeks ago: Scarlett Thomas’s novels make me feel like I’m back at university, sitting in a seminar, … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Books, Fiction, Literature, scarlett thomas, universe

Death in Venice and the Death of the Individual

ricky1871 wrote 3 weeks ago:         In Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice we encounter humanity’s dual, conflicting natur … more →

Tags: Philosophy, individualism, Thomas Mann, Death in Venice, Intellectual History


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