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Tag Archives: literature
Fic-as-Lit
Most people balk at the idea of people being critical of the fan fiction they read or the content that fandom comes out with. No matter how it’s put together, it’s directly opposite andom’s goals and the experience of fandom to be critical of it in any way.
Meanwhile, people get entire degrees and have whole careers based on literary criticism. Continue reading
Today In “Things I Knew I Never Needed”: HP Lovecraft in an Anime
I was minding my business, looking at Funimation’s website to find out what upcoming anime series I can watch a single episode of and then never finish when I clicked on their link for folks to “Meet The New Faces … Continue reading
Posted in A Catch All
Tagged anime, literature
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The Author In Their Times (Unless That Author Wrote A Comic Book)
One of the three graduate courses I’m taking is a class called “The Author in their Time/s”. It’s a class that looks at authors writing fiction about a period in history as they lived in said period. This specific class, … Continue reading
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Tagged grad school, literature
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bib.li.o.file – 2/16/2016
This week we’re working on a ton of different stuff. In my Hemispheric 1850s class, we’re looking at Nancy Prince and thinking about the creation of her own Archive as her narrative withholds more than it exposes. Nancy Prince – … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, free books, George Batailles, literary theory, literature
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bib·li·o·file: 02/08/2016
Getting your hands on good academic texts can be difficult. That’s why I’ll be sharing my reading list for my classes (along with digital copies of some of the books) in the literature department. You don’t have to read everything … Continue reading
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Tagged free books, grad school, literature, the archive, the marquis de sade, theory
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