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	Katlin McNeil: “Violence is the Performance of Waste” “Violence is the Performance of Waste” Throughout the course thus far there has been a lot of conversation around the […] Read \| History Attachments ENGL-468-01_-Violence-Essay.pdf	Katlin McNeil	March 10, 2023	March 10, 2023
	Piper Cluff: English 111 Final Self Reflective Essay In 2008, a devastating hurricane formed by the actions of Wall Street traders took wind, destroying the lives of lower […] Read \| History Attachments Final-Self-Reflective-Essay.pdf	Piper Cluff	December 14, 2022	December 14, 2022
	Final Self-Reflective Essay, ‘Parable of The Sower’ and The 2008 Expulsion and Housing Crisis After engaging with ‘Parable of the Sower’ by Octavia Butler, and with the knowledge of the 2008 global financial crisis […] Read \| History	Hailey Bernet	December 14, 2022	December 14, 2022
	Final self reflective essay The 2008 Housing Crisis was a traumatic event and hurt so many people. Many borrowers previously would have difficulty getting […] Read \| History	ronnie trebing	December 13, 2022	December 13, 2022
	Final Self Reflective Essay By: Ryan Trebing Read \| History	Ryan Trebing	December 13, 2022	December 13, 2022
	Essay 1 Hanna Proaper For this essay, I’ve selected the epigraph “I am not Sidney Poitier” written by Percival Everett. This epigraph […] Read \| History	Hanna Proaper	September 19, 2022	September 19, 2022
	Self-Reflections The technical definition of risk is doing something that has the possibility of an unwanted consequence. These undesirable outcomes will […] Read \| History	Mackenzie Jefferson	October 9, 2020	October 9, 2020
	Blog Post #1 Irony is my favorite literary device to read, simply because of the way it can be introduced into a piece. […] Read \| History	Joe Sharak	September 23, 2019	September 23, 2019	Reader and Text
	Connections of Mourning through Music I know jazz is conceptually crucial to this course, being the music of the New Orleans dirge, incorporating repetition, and […] Read \| History	Niamh McCrohan	May 8, 2019	May 8, 2019		death, music
	Art and Memes We gather around the plate of glass onto which light purple, blue, and yellow paint is dabbed, overlaid on a […] Read \| History	Niamh McCrohan	May 6, 2019	May 6, 2019
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Katlin McNeil wrote a new blog post “Violence is the Performance of Waste” in the group American Studies: 2 days ago

“Violence is the Performance of Waste”Throughout the course thus far there has been a lot of conversation around the idea of what does memory truly mean and how does one […]
Audrey Bilello wrote a new blog post The Allusions of Waste: Violence Preformed on Hurricane Katrina Victims in the group American Studies: 4 days, 12 hours ago

The Allusions of Waste: Violence Preformed on Hurricane Katrina Victims“Waste” is a term that can reference a broad array of allusions. For some, waste can exist as a form of physical garbage, bod […]
Jordyn Stinar wrote a new blog post Violence is the Performance of Waste – Remembering so as not to Forget in the group American Studies: 6 days, 18 hours ago

Violence is the Performance of Waste – Remembering so as not to Forget“Violence is the performance of waste.” I have probably read this quote from Joseph Roach’s “Echoes in the Bone” one hundred times try […]
Maris Breaton wrote a new blog post Decay in the Face of Storms: Violence by Omission of Care in the group American Studies: 1 week ago

Decay in the Face of Storms: Violence by Omission of CareI remember very vividly the first time that I saw what a hurricane could do. I was young, maybe eight or nine, and my entire family had […]
Hailey Bernet wrote a new blog post Performance of Waste: The Dehumanizing Treatment Faced by The People of New Orleans After Katrina in the group American Studies: 1 week, 1 day ago

Performance of Waste: The Dehumanizing Treatment Faced by The People of New Orleans After KatrinaHurricane Katrina, a devastatingly impactful storm, left the city of New Orleans and its people turned upside down. After the Levees […]
Emily McIntosh wrote a new blog post Childhood Memories Exposed to Violence in the group American Studies: 1 week, 1 day ago

Childhood Memories Exposed to ViolenceThere’s so much to discuss in terms of this essay such as the varying course concepts, and the supernumerary of ideas that have c […]
Amber Ellis wrote a new blog post The Violence of Injustice and It’s Waste of Time in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

The Violence of Injustice and It's Waste of TimeThe quote,” violence is the performance of waste,” by Joseph Roach was a quote that I struggle to interpret. I wasn’t sure what it […]
Sydni Baldwin wrote a new blog post Hurricanes as Destruction and Creation in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

Hurricanes as Destruction and CreationHurricanes are often seen as a destructive force, however; they can also be seen as a way to create new beginnings. In Joseph Roach’s “ […]
Grace Lorenz wrote a new blog post Considering a Wider Understanding in the group American Studies: 1 week, 4 days ago

Considering a Wider UnderstandingViolence is the act of intentionally causing harm; harm, in and of itself, is not beneficial or advantageous to an enterprise of any […]
Tyara Oliver wrote a new blog post The Performance of Violence and it’s Consequences in the group American Studies: 1 week, 4 days ago

The Performance of Violence and it's ConsequencesIn Joseph Roach’s Echoes in the Bone, he introduces the idea that “violence is the performance of waste.” There are many examples of th […]

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As I was reading The Fifth Season, I thought about the sea and why Syenite had expressed disinterest in going near or in the water. I had originally thought that there was no moon so why would there be anything to […]
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Over the weekend, my friend was apparently going through his old room at his parent’s house and he found his old 9th grade Earth Science reference table and decided to snapchat me a picture of it. He was in […]
Jess Fenn wrote a new post on the site Medieval Studies 7 years ago

SUNY Geneseo’s Dr. Jess Fenn gave an invited talk about Margery Kempe at Pacific Lutheran University on Friday, March 4. A student at PLU posted about the talk on the English Department blog:
Jess Fenn wrote a new post on the site Medieval Studies 7 years ago

An article on the Green Man, with reference to Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: