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Owen Vincent wrote a new blog post “Do I contradict myself? Very well I contradict myself”: Applying Morrison’s Both/And to Collaboration in the group American Studies: 2 weeks, 1 day ago

"Do I contradict myself? Very well I contradict myself": Applying Morrison's Both/And to CollaborationToni Morrison is not interested in writing one-dimensional stories or one-dimensional characters. She said as much in a […]
Leah Beecher wrote a new blog post In Utero in the group American Studies: 2 weeks, 3 days ago

In UteroUpon reading the essay by Geneseo alumni Davina Ward who proposed that violence sometimes can be a form of care, one line especially […]
Mia Donaldson edited the blog post Facets of Love in Toni Morrison’s Trilogy in the group American Studies: 2 weeks, 6 days ago

Facets of Love in Toni Morrison’s TrilogyToni Morrison’s trilogy—Beloved (1987), Jazz (1992), and Paradise (1997)—comprises decades’ worth of collaboration between Morriso […]
Mia Donaldson wrote a new blog post Morrison’s Hell House: Poetic Space in Beloved and Inferno in the group American Studies: 2 weeks, 6 days ago

Morrison’s Hell House: Poetic Space in Beloved and InfernoSo far this semester, I’m thinkING about Hell as the physical manifestation of an emotional space. If Hell—both in the theological and […]
Hailey Cullen wrote a new blog post The Risks and Rewards of Collaboration in the group American Studies: 2 weeks, 6 days ago

The Risks and Rewards of CollaborationI am peace, / and war has come because of me. – “The Thunder, Perfect Mind,” The Nag Hammadi Library Collaboration. It is a proces […]
Isabelle Covert wrote a new blog post The Trouble with Dichotomies: Both Individualism and Collaboration in the group American Studies: 3 weeks ago

The Trouble with Dichotomies: Both Individualism and CollaborationBy Isabelle Covert Morrison’s depictions of the struggle within individuality and solving problems in a collaborative, c […]
Cheyanne Carney wrote a new blog post Both/And: Life Lessons & Toni Morrison in the group American Studies: 3 weeks ago

Both/And: Life Lessons & Toni MorrisonSince the very beginning of the semester, we have talked at great lengths about the importance of both/and. According to the Longman […]
Aubrey Ouderkirk wrote a new blog post Not Another Tree Falling in Silence: The Art of Amplifying Voices in the group American Studies: 3 weeks ago

Not Another Tree Falling in Silence: The Art of Amplifying VoicesIn my class on W.B. Yeats this semester, we often talked about the idea that all art is a performance. The performance takes place […]
Kya Primm edited the blog post Collaboration in Review: Utilizing Trusted Communities for Growth in the group American Studies: 3 weeks, 1 day ago

Collaboration in Review: Utilizing Trusted Communities for GrowthAs a freshman economics major entering my spring semester, my collaboration experience was extremely limited because a majority of my […]
Marie Naudus wrote a new blog post Firmament? Themes of Divison and Collaboration in Morrison in the group American Studies: 3 weeks, 1 day ago

Firmament? Themes of Divison and Collaboration in MorrisonFirmament, according to Mirriam-Webster, is defined as “the vault or arch of the sky; the field or sphere of an interest or a […]