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Daisy Anderson wrote a new blog post Jazz and Listening in the group American Studies: 9 years, 10 months ago

I saw this TED talk and was particularly interested in Stefon’s Harris’ points about listening and reacting, and how the characters in Jazz seem to function like a jazz band on the bandstand in that […]
Daisy Anderson wrote a new blog post Beloved Through Stages of Infancy in the group American Studies: 9 years, 11 months ago

Both A Mercy and Beloved are filled with mother-child relationships, many of which drive the stories. In A Mercy, we see Florens and a minha mae, Florens and Lina, Sorrow and Complete, as well as Rebekka and her […]
Daisy Anderson edited the blog post Jacob and the Raccoon in the group American Studies: 10 years ago

After looking at Jacob’s contradictory denial of dealing in “flesh”, which Hannah does a good job of explaining in her post, I started thinking about the ways that Toni Morrison made Jacob first appear to be a benevolent character, only to contradict that appearance after closer reading. The most obvious attempt to show Jacob’s altruism, in my…[Read more]
Daisy Anderson wrote a new post on the site Digital Humanities at Geneseo 11 years, 5 months ago

As we read Walden and followed Thoreau’s journey through living in the wilderness, we heard how he used his natural senses–sight, sound, smell, touch, taste–to understand the natural world around him. He saw […]
Daisy Anderson wrote a new post on the site Digital Humanities at Geneseo 11 years, 6 months ago

If there’s one big thing we can take away from English 340, it’s that there are two things that we humans treasure: technology and nature. As we study Thoreau and programming side-by-side, we begin to see how […]

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