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(2013-04-26)This essay uses a psychoanalytic lens to examine the role of incest in Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost. After determining that family structures are systems of power and incest complicates these hierarchies to the point ...
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(2013-05-10)Describing her experience with the silence surrounding class division in her experience, bell hooks writes, "Everyone in our world talked about race and nobody talked about class"(17). In her book where we stand: class ...
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Take 2 (2013-05-13)A work of science fiction dealing with mind uploading within the context of a familial drama.
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(2013-05-09)Within Paradise Lost, I believe that Eve is confronted with the dilemma between choosing self-identity and self-love or love of and faith in God. Eve, ultimately, chooses self-love (by eating the apple) over God despite ...
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(2013-05-10)Out of the Renaissance came myriad pieces of art and literature that expanded and reinterpreted the Christian story of the Creation of the universe and the Fall of Adam and Eve. Of these, few are as well known or provocative ...
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(2013-04-23)This project is a fictional narrative set before the rise of human civilizations; it follows the activities of angels as they struggle to understand their place and purpose under God. Inspired by the Books of Enoch and ...
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(2013-05-08)This project draws on Louis Althusser's views on ideology to address American writer Kurt Vonnegut’s novels Slaughterhouse-Five and Breakfast of Champions as metafictional analyses of the role and usefulness of fiction in ...
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(2013-04-23)Brian Doyle’s novel Mink River depicts a world in which the voices and influence of humans and nonhumans are acknowledged and praised. Traditionally in the genre of nature fiction, authors celebrate the beauty and power ...
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