A little about myself
If you have read the "about me" portion of my blog page then you are already aware that i am attending the University of Chico in pursue o... read more
5 months ago
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Bessie Head: Framed
“I have always been just me, with no frames of reference to anything beyond myself.” (Artists of the Floating World, pg. 64) This ... read more
3 months ago
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Decisions: Stepping Stones of Life
English novelist, George Eliot believed “the strongest principle of growth lies in human choice,” this is an abbreviated definition... read more
4 months ago
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Globalization of the English Language
“One world language is lost every two weeks when the last speaking member of that particular lin... read more
1 months ago
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Globalization: Positive or Negative
The topic of globalization was brought up recently in my multicultural literature class and within five minutes of discussion many st... read more
1 months ago
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Greed, a Thief, and a Sword
Greed, the selfish desire to possess more, this is the moral of Salmon Rushdie’s short story The Prophet’s Hair. In the story Rush... read more
2 months ago
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Jasmine: Passive Aggressive
“I let the dog inch so close I could feel a slimy vapor spray out of its muzzle. I let it crouch and growl its low, terrible, gullety gro... read more
2 months ago
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Longing for the Past
His hometown almost unrecognizable, his own home severely damaged from the bombs ... read more
4 months ago
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Madness
This weekend I read "The Harmony of the Spheres" a short story by Salmon Rushdie from his book East, West. After finishing the read ... read more
1 months ago
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Masuji Ono: One Man Two Worlds
In Kazuo Ishiguro's An Artist of the Floating World, Masuji Ono begins the book while reliving his past, both distant and recent. The book is... read more
4 months ago
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