My roster of classes this spring semester contains Lectures in Literature (focus on Adaptation), Readings in Contemporary Fiction (focus on post-Boom Latin American literature), Bible as Literature, and Popular Culture. Though not typically themes I look at, it was interesting to notice that almost immediately each class’s texts (though not yet pop culture, though with [...]
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- What happens only in symbol and song 2010/09/01
- New Post at the Absent Narrative - Everything Under the Sun: A Survey of Eternal Enchantments. http://www.absentnarrative.com/blog/?p=771 2010/08/31
- Dreams are like seeds, you can never plant too many. So if one rots on the vine you can harvest another. 2010/08/30
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