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Two Sides to Nowhere: August 2007
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Sunday, 26 August 2007. The boy who lived, and died: Thoughts on Harry Potter post Deathly Hallows. Now we finally know everything (or almost), I thought I’d follow up my pre-publication post. About my thoughts on what was still to come in Harry’s story with a post-publication one, looking back at what I’d guessed, what I missed, and musings on how it all turned out. WARNING for anyone who still hasn’t finished it – SPOILERS AHEAD! It made me tear up a little I have to say. Tale of the Three Brothers.
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Two Sides to Nowhere: January 2008
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Sunday, 13 January 2008. The next great adventure': portrayals of death in Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Unlike the rest of the books in the series, opens with two epigraphs. JK Rowling has said. That “if [she] could use them at the beginning of book seven then [she’d] cued up the ending perfectly. If they were relevant, then [she] went where [she] needed to go.” The second quotation, from William Penn’s. More Fruits of Solitude. Present, because immortal.
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Two Sides to Nowhere: November 2007
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Saturday, 24 November 2007. Introducing Two Sides BookBlogs: 1: Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones. Life has got a little crazy lately, and despite having several blessays (to use Stephen Fry’s wonderful term) in progress for. By Diana Wynne Jones. She found her mind dwelling on Nowhere, as she and Tom used to imagine. It You slipped between Here and Now to the hidden Now and Here. Diana Wynne Jones wrote. Out of a desire to have a real female hero' [1]. One of my earlier posts here. Odysseus has to f...
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Two Sides to Nowhere: August 2009
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Saturday, 8 August 2009. The Traveller in the Dark: a Jungian interpretation of Grace. The seventh season Stargate SG-1. Was "intended as a vehicle to address and perhaps resolve a lot of the underlying storylines in a lot of Stargate. Is an obvious example of this, much of her anger with Turghan coming from the fact that he made her femininity relevant and refused to acknowledge any other part of her, but we see it as well in Hathor. The relationship between Sam and Jack develops throughout the course o...
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Two Sides to Nowhere: May 2007
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Wednesday, 30 May 2007. Frustrating female feminism: missing the point. Before we can imagine a truly feminist hero on television, we must recognise. That she does not yet exist. Since the sexuality, makeup, and attire. Of Xena, Nikita, and Buffy detract from their believability and highlight their. Traditional femininity, should we not hope for heroic women for whom such. Characteristics become incidental or celebratory rather than central. Women who would fulfill more clearly feminist ideals of the.
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Two Sides to Nowhere: The Traveller in the Dark: a Jungian interpretation of Grace
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Saturday, 8 August 2009. The Traveller in the Dark: a Jungian interpretation of Grace. The seventh season Stargate SG-1. Was "intended as a vehicle to address and perhaps resolve a lot of the underlying storylines in a lot of Stargate. Is an obvious example of this, much of her anger with Turghan coming from the fact that he made her femininity relevant and refused to acknowledge any other part of her, but we see it as well in Hathor. The relationship between Sam and Jack develops throughout the course o...
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Two Sides to Nowhere: June 2007
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Saturday, 2 June 2007. Putting the family back together: the archetypal family in Battlestar Galactica. In Christopher Booker's work. The Seven Basic Plots. Known as the Wise Old Man. And the Great Mother, along with the Hero/Self and the anima/animus. It struck me while reading this that the core 'family unit' in the new version of. S core family unit, and their relationships to one another, to show the effect of their internal, familial, archetypal struggle on the wider family of the Fleet as a whole.