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"How was your day dear." - the place of story and narrative in our lives
“A number of blind men came to an elephant. Somebody told them that it was an elephant. The blind men asked, ‘What is the elephant like?’ and they began to touch its body. One of them said: ‘It is li… more →
1000 WAYS ..... of celebrating the human spirit
Happy endings
hanba wrote 1 day ago: A friend of mine has joined a facebook group called “Disney movies have given me unrealistic e … more →
Critique of Babha's Post Colonial Literature
seedandfruit wrote 4 days ago: I’—no! ‘He’ has started being the reader. As the audient: ‘if you are an assumed/reading or the re … more →
"How was your day dear." - the place of story and narrative in our lives
Roger wrote 1 week ago: “A number of blind men came to an elephant. Somebody told them that it was an elephant. The blind m … more →
Narrative Signposting in French Connection II
A.R. Duckworth wrote 2 weeks ago: Commonly the construction of a compelling narrative utilizes a “signposting” device in order to dra … more →
Stellenbosch Conferences
Ronald wrote 1 month ago: I am reading a paper in about a week’s time at the SA Association for the Study of the LXX … more →
Lord of the Flies
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Stan Geronimo wrote 1 month ago: Let us say a story, in all its rawness, is a movement from point A to point B. In Golding’s Lo … more →
At that time she would be all liquid and sweat.
terrafirmanova wrote 3 months ago: At that time she would be all liquid and sweat. The bed would be drenched. Their bodies would be d … more →
on holiday
sixsuperfluousdimensions wrote 4 months ago: So it’s been over a week since my last confession, bless me, which is a little strange since I … more →
Rendezvous with Rama, by Arthur C. Clarke (1973)
cinematophiliac wrote 5 months ago: What I like about Arthur C. Clarke’s writing is that his narratives are so diverse. By that, … more →
the prince of irony: the prince of persia and the illusion of choice
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ikereeder wrote 5 months ago: There has been much ink spilt in the last several months over the new Prince of Persia (hereafter P … more →
Sense and Sensibility 31-32: Remembering The Mulberry Tree and Yew Arbour
Joseph Woodard wrote 6 months ago: Sense and Sensibility has Chapters 31-32! Plot Points Colonel Brandon visits the Miss Dashwoods wher … more →
A plate of soup, a girl, and a coffin, or, Lev Kuleshov @110
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jahsonic wrote 6 months ago: Lev Kuleshov, Russian filmmaker and film theorist @110 For Kuleshov (1899 – 1970), the essence … more →
Collaboration in literary study
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Jay Clayton wrote 6 months ago: In the graduate class this semester, we plan to explore collaborative research techniques that are m … more →
Levels, the Collapse of Serial Narrative, 9/11, and Presenting the Oyster
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gullybogan wrote 6 months ago: Dear Reader, I had this brilliant idea. I know that it’s brilliant, cos somebody else is alrea … more →
BusyBusyBusy...
Dave the Longwinded wrote 7 months ago: So, yeah…again… As you can see, I’m not exactly an inveterate blogger. The last p … more →
Temporality and Repetition
covinger wrote 8 months ago: In “Problems of Closure in the Traditional Novel”, D.A. Miller writes: “[n]arrative proceeds toward … more →
Happiness: Non-narratable or Just Boring?
mlminarich wrote 8 months ago: Megan Minarich Narrative Theory Prof. Jay Clayton 17 NOV 2008 D. A. Miller, in “Probl … more →
The Master
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Pastor Bryan wrote 8 months ago: The Galilean mosaic (see “Rachel’s Poem” below) and the Van Gogh (see discussion p … more →
Adam Bede II - Hetty's World
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Joseph Woodard wrote 8 months ago: Continuing my survey of George Eliot’s Adam Bede, I now turn to a second important female lead: Hett … more →
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