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Miriam Jones | the distaff side
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Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. All posts by Miriam Jones. The grades have been submitted and are wending their way through the system. I will soon be sending on your library assignments to Janet Fraser. Anyone who has yet to send me a clean copy and wants to, do so sometime this week. If any of you would like to discuss your assignments (or anything else), email me and we can set up a meeting. I would be more than happy to go over your work with you. May 1, 2012. Your Libra...
I think | the distaff side
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Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. I am caught up on the Wikipedia requests, so if I have missed an email or post from anyone, please let me know a.s.a.p. March 26, 2012. Posted in Wikipedia assignment. Posted by Miriam Jones on March 26, 2012. Https:/ engl3621in12.wordpress.com/2012/03/26/i-think-2/. And finally, an image from the 18thc …. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
An update | the distaff side
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Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. This post is to let you all know that there is a possibility that one or both of our remaining classes may be disrupted as my mother’s health is failing. I will of course keep you posted about any class cancellations. Worst case scenario: people who are scheduled to present will just send me their PPT files or equivalent. But as of right now, I will see you all Thursday (tomorrow). March 28, 2012. Posted by Miriam Jones on March 28, 2012.
Class cancellation | the distaff side
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Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. I am cancelling class today because of a migraine. We can roll the discussion of. And Nick’s presentation on Manley, into next weeks’s class. (Nick, if this is a problem, let me know.). Emails should have gone out automatically, and I will post this on Facebook. I hope you will consider going to the roundtable discussion this evening ( poster. March 15, 2012. Posted by Miriam Jones on March 15, 2012. As promised …. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Syllabus | the distaff side
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Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. This is the course weblog for English 3621: Writing by Women I at the University of New Brunswick Saint John. Thursdays, 1:30 3:50pm, GH215. Humanities and Languages, UNB. Jones at unb dot ca. The class will meet once a week for two and a half hours. We will follow a seminar format; the instructor will present material but every member of the class will be expected to participate. All students are invited to attend office hours (Thursdays 11:3...
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The Apple | a man writing about women`s writing | Page 2
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A man writing about women`s writing. Thanks for dropping by The Apple! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Latest Entries ». Mdash; 1 Comment. January 26, 2012. This week, I first read the suggested works by Julian of Norwich, and then those of Margery Kempe. Then I read the first article, the one by Jenna Tynan. After reading the article, which sheds so much light on the way both Julian and Margery lived, I found both works so much more interesting. January 18, 2012.
January | 2012 | The Apple
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A man writing about women`s writing. Thanks for dropping by The Apple! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed. To stay updated. See you around! Archive for January, 2012. Mdash; 1 Comment. January 26, 2012. This week, I first read the suggested works by Julian of Norwich, and then those of Margery Kempe. Then I read the first article, the one by Jenna Tynan. After reading the article, which sheds so much light on the way both Julian and Margery lived, I found both works so much more interesting. I have...
Mary Wollstonecraft – The Original Desperate Housewife* | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. Mary Wollstonecraft – The Original Desperate Housewife*. Asymp; Leave a comment. Irony: “The expression of one’s meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.”. Below is a Hyperlinked biography of Mary Wollstonecraft’s life and major works. Her experiences in this profession later provide inspiration for her. Thoughts on The Education of Daughters (1787). The novel was called. A children’s book...
April | 2012 | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. Marie De France’s Lanval: Fairy Magic and Gender Bending. Asymp; Leave a comment. Aside from, potentially, “Chevrefoil”, “ Lanval. Breaking of which, is usually punished by the withdrawal of her love. Throughout these narratives, as in every Disney film ever made, however, the male protagonist traditionally maintains a dominant role, showcasing his honour or resolve in the face of impending doom; the fairy woman, thus, typically takes the form of a p...
“The Wife’s Lament” Vs. “The Wanderer” | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. 8220;The Wife’s Lament” Vs. “The Wanderer”. Asymp; Leave a comment. 8220;The Wife’s Lament”. An Old English Elegiac poem – more often than not considered to be a ‘fraunlied’ or ‘woman’s song’ ( Wikipedia. This theme of loss and separation is apparent, again, in “The. The two poems, aside from sharing a common theme and style, also use extremely similar language:. 8220;Removed from his homeland… stand[s] covered with frost-fall”(Wanderer). Next post →.
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. Marie De France’s Lanval: Fairy Magic and Gender Bending. Asymp; Leave a comment. Aside from, potentially, “Chevrefoil”, “ Lanval. Breaking of which, is usually punished by the withdrawal of her love. Throughout these narratives, as in every Disney film ever made, however, the male protagonist traditionally maintains a dominant role, showcasing his honour or resolve in the face of impending doom; the fairy woman, thus, typically takes the form of a p...
March | 2012 | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. Aemilia Lanyer – The Proto-Feminist One Hit Wonder. Asymp; Leave a comment. Aemilia Lanyer, baptised in Bishopsgate, London in 1569, was the first English woman to declare herself a poet; admittedly, she was not the first English woman to publish a book of poetry, but indeed the first to assume the position of poet as primary profession. Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum. Argues for gender parity in the social and religious spheres, employing biblical arguments t...
The Importance of Looking Back (PART 3): Reclaiming the Feminine Image from Goblin Men | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. The Importance of Looking Back (PART 3): Reclaiming the Feminine Image from Goblin Men. Asymp; Leave a comment. Christina Rossetti displayed, more so than most, an exceptional talent for usurping the masculine gaze; in two of her poems specifically, In an Artist’s Studio. Rossetti draws attention to the fragile nature of masculinity. Resulting in one face [that] looks out from all his canvasses ( Studio , 1). Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Enter your ...
Aemilia Lanyer – The Proto-Feminist One Hit Wonder | Engl 3621: Writing by Women I
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Women Writers I HQ. Engl 3621: Writing by Women I. Aemilia Lanyer – The Proto-Feminist One Hit Wonder. Asymp; Leave a comment. Aemilia Lanyer, baptised in Bishopsgate, London in 1569, was the first English woman to declare herself a poet; admittedly, she was not the first English woman to publish a book of poetry, but indeed the first to assume the position of poet as primary profession. Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum. Argues for gender parity in the social and religious spheres, employing biblical arguments t...
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ENGL 352 Portfolio: Spring 2015. 8220;A couple of things you need to know”, Clement Asiedu Jr. 8220;Beloved,” Marisa Haber. 8220;It’s good, but is it Cannon,” Colin Briber. 8220;Rise of the Savior”, Nolena Ard. 8220;She,” Elfadil Osman. 8220;Soiled,” Korimobi Gboneme. 8220;The Nixon-Reagan Line,” Stephen Meyer. 8220;To Be Relevant,” Rachel Askinasi. 8220;Toeing the Line”, Lisa Dammeyer. 8220;Windows,” Adeniyi Ajayi. 8220;The Cure,” Marissa Davila. December 11, 2015. December 12, 2015. The ground beneath ...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. April 14, 2010. 8212; boearle @ 3:51 pm. Http:/ www.hss.adelaide.edu.au/philosophy/inconsistent-images/piranesi/. Gods in love with mortals. March 31, 2010. 8212; boearle @ 12:33 pm. Cognitive science and Jane Austen. 8212; boearle @ 3:27 am. From the ny times (nb., they refer to untagged indirect speech as ‘free indirect style,’ a fancier way of saying the same thing):. Next Big Thing in English: Knowing They Know That You Know. March 30, 2010. 8212; boearle @ 6:47 pm.
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Beyond the Cut – English 360: Editing & Publishing
English 360: Editing and Publishing. Editing and Publishing in Context Online Magazine (30%, 300 pts). LinkedIn Profile and Reflection (5%, 50 pts). Major Publication Proposal (40%, 400 pts). The WWWWWHs of Professional Editing and Publishing. English 360: Editing and Publishing is a project-based career preparation course focused on creating, editing, and publishing in print and/or electronic forms. It includes theory and practice of editing, practice with publication tools, and group collaboration.
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ENGL360: Editing and Publishing
ENGL360: Editing and Publishing. Friday, December 14, 2012. This research has me curious about the placement of classic literature and other such open source materials. If you go to Barnes and Noble you find a whole collection of "complete works" that are bound in leather and stylized to look like old time novels from a bygone era. However, considering that all of this stuff is available for free I raise the question "Why are people (am I) buying this stuff? As the link points out I thought a history on ...
Rhetorics Ancient and Modern
Rhetorics Ancient and Modern. Tuesday, November 29, 2011. Questions and Topics for our Final Week of Class. In our final week, we want to go for an understanding of the big picture, as well as clarify issues and fill in any gaps in our learning. I invite you to post questions, issues, or topics for discussion as responses to this blog post. Then I'll try to plan our class meetings around your interests. What do you want to know more about? What would you like to have a shot at clarifying? What process(es...
the distaff side | course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012
Writers on this course. Course blog for ENGL3621/Winter 2012. The grades have been submitted and are wending their way through the system. I will soon be sending on your library assignments to Janet Fraser. Anyone who has yet to send me a clean copy and wants to, do so sometime this week. If any of you would like to discuss your assignments (or anything else), email me and we can set up a meeting. I would be more than happy to go over your work with you. May 1, 2012. From the inter webs. Your Library ass...
Women's Lives Surrounding Late 18th Century Theatre
Women's Lives Surrounding Late 18th Century Theatre. English 3621 Writing by Women. If her functioning as a female is not enough to define woman, if we decline also to explain her through "the eternal feminine," and if nevertheless we admit, provisionally, that women do exist, then we must face the question: what is a woman? Http:/ www.peopleplayuk.org.uk/timelines/women.php? 18th Century Dancer and Actress). Women's History Page (Dresses). Renaissance and Baroque Theatres. Women in World History.
Telling ourselves stories | English 3622: Writing by Women II
English 3622: Writing by Women II. January 10, 2008 by Miriam Jones. As you probably all know, the final grades went in earlier this week. If there are any questions or issues, please don’t hesitate to let me know. It was a real pleasure meeting with you all every week. You are a smart, interesting group and I always enjoyed our discussions. Hope to see most of you in other classes. And thank you for your patience. It was an eventful term, but we got through. Best wishes for all of us for the coming year!
ENGL3655: THE LITERARY IN THEORY
ENGL3655: THE LITERARY IN THEORY. Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Literary In Theory. This blog supports ENGL3655 The Literary In Theory, an advanced unit of study offered by the English Department, University of Sydney. The unit is taught by Drs Sarah Gleeson-White, Melissa Hardie and Fiona Morrison. Please contact Melissa Hardie if you have any enquiries. Links to student blogs. ENGL3655 The Literary in Theory. Andy’s Splendid Brainbox Suppository. The Literary In Theory.
Literary in Theory - Jess's blog
Literary in Theory - Jess's blog. Saturday, October 9, 2010. Living the texts; Herrnstein Smith's sonnet-obsession and Tartt's Dionysian madness. 8220;[…] Julian answered the door exactly as he had the first time, by opening it only a crack and looking through it warily, as if there were something wonderful in his office that needed guarding, something that he was careful not everyone should see.” (Tartt, The Secret History. Julian and his Classical teachings represent to Henry and the others what Shakes...
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Skip to main content. You are not a member of this wiki. Join now. English 368 - Professor O'Connell. English 368 - Professor O'Connell. EN 368-1: MODERN AMERICAN FICTION. Welcome to EN 368: Modern American Fiction. I know that you will both enjoy this course and learn a great deal. Immigration, urbanization, family stress and other influences that shape individual choices. In a variety of compelling styles and in plot-lines that span the continent and intersect a wide range of American lives, these ...
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