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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Comparable Work - Annotated Bibliography of Books and Articles about Digital Folklore
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Friday, March 30, 2012. Comparable Work - Annotated Bibliography of Books and Articles about Digital Folklore. Folklore and the Internet: Vernacular Expression in a Digital World. Ed Trevor Blank. Logan: Utah State University Press, 2009. Suggested to me by Dr. Eric Eliason. The introduction by Blank himself is great and the articles inside are a good sampling of what kinds of things folklorists are looking at on the internet. 273 (1990): 179-190. Web. Book I found throug...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Settling on a Paper Topic
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Monday, February 6, 2012. Settling on a Paper Topic. The thumbnail Youtube chose for this video . oh so flattering. This is a 3 min video of me brainstorming my paper topic. I think I've finally landed on something. Author of comic books (and stardust) and contributor to "My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me"; Ask him about the importance of folklore according to him. Mention the article that mentions him from Salon.com. Even children. Canada's SIR's mission i...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Love's Labor's Lost and Folklore in the Digital Age
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Love's Labor's Lost and Folklore in the Digital Age. There are a billion and a half ways we remix, but this concept of remixing wasn't born of the digital age. Authors have always borrowed from others authors, reference popular culture works to make a joke, and taken age-old fairy tales and made them their own (a nod to Mr. Disney). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. My Personal Blog: BriColorful. A Call for Help. If Onl...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Understanding The Bard
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Saturday, January 21, 2012. Photo courtesy of goXunuReviews. CC licensed at Flickr. I read The Tempest entirely on my Kindle. I found I was still able to understand much of the play this way, because I could use the scroll to get to words and have them defined. Occasionally, there was not a definition for a word I wanted defined but I did my best with contextual clues. I felt like I got a much better understanding of the play this way. January 21, 2012 at 6:29 PM. I am a ...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Jews In England and Shakespeare
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Jews In England and Shakespeare. Photo Courtesy of JPaudit. After my classes' discussion about the antisemitism or villainous Christianity (interpret it how you will) presented in The Merchant of Venice, I was intrigued to know a little more about Shakespeare's interactions with the Jewish people. I was surprised to find out, he didn't have any. There were no Jews in England at the time Shakespeare was writing. HOWEVER, he did. I am a student ...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Give-n-Take
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Monday, February 6, 2012. Http:/ people.brandeis.edu/. Down to philosophy goes to the movies. Mythic criticism of hamlet http:/ www.hamlethaven. Psychoanalytic critcism of hamlet - http:/ www.hamlethaven.com/. Let me know if they end up helping you out at all! February 6, 2012 at 1:37 PM. This will be really helpful. I will hopefully get to meet with Dr. Lundquist by the end of the week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Shout Out to Alicia.
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Love's Labor's Lost
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Monday, March 12, 2012. Love's Labor's Lost. I'm loving this play. I just finished act three. I think my favorite character would have to be Boyet, the lord attending to the princess. I'm assuming he is of the same class as the ladies because of how he interacts with them at the end of Act 2 Scene 1. This scene is so great. All the guys hanging back to ask about the girls and Boyet's sparring of wit with Longaville. Boyet (to ladies): what then, do you see? AFA2012 Submis...
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: My 90-sec Trailer Video
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. My 90-sec Trailer Video. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a student majoring in English at BYU. I am madly in love with my husband of three and a half years. I'm the mother of THE cutest little man, born July 2011. View my complete profile. My Personal Blog: BriColorful. My Family Blog: The Zabriskies. School Project Blog: Backpack 2.0. These are the formal learning outcomes I expected . Upgrading Folklore for the Digital Age Final Trail.
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye: Performance Review: The Merchant of Stratford
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Give Thy Heart Before Thine Eye. Monday, January 30, 2012. Performance Review: The Merchant of Stratford. This weekend, my sister and I attended a children's performance of The Merchant of Venice - set at the PurpleTurtleYogurtLand in Stratford and Andelasia - So cute! The performance, which included children coming up to play the roles of certain characters, was darling and made the play wonderfully accessible. The actor who played Bassanio was so earnest. It's hard to see Antonio/Antonia as the mai...
