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Chaos and Imagination
“Because the book is written in the first person singular, Ellison cannot establish ironic distance between his hero and himself, or between the matured “I” telling the story and the… more →
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Chaos and Imagination
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lindsay wrote 2 years ago: “Because the book is written in the first person singular, Ellison cannot establish ironic dis … more →
W100 Journal Week 9
sosheehan wrote 2 years ago: I wrote this in class today. I didn’t bring it up because it’s a complicated thought pro … more →
I yam what I am!
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lindsay wrote 2 years ago: I don’t know if anyone else found this interesting, but I really like the way Ellison writes a … more →
"Invisible Man" and the Veil
lindsay wrote 2 years ago: “After the Egyptian and Indian, the Greek and Roman, the Teuton and Mongolian, the Negro is a … more →
Sara's W100 Journal Week 7
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sosheehan wrote 2 years ago: Now that we’ve got our midterm paper topics, it’s up to us to decide which text to choos … more →
Week 7 Response
lindsay wrote 2 years ago: The very last chapter of “Charlotte Temple” is interesting to me because it goes back to … more →
W100 Journal Week 6
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sosheehan wrote 2 years ago: Self-Insertion in Literature (Or Any Media Which Is Not Literature, But Follows a Similar Pattern No … more →
Week 6 Response -- Charlotte Temple
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lindsay wrote 2 years ago: While reading “Charlotte Temple,” I was struck by the small passages written in first person by the … more →
