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Sarah Pray wrote a new blog post Women, Men, and the Kitchen in Morrison’s Paradise. in the group
American Studies: 7 years ago
Now that I’ve begun re-circling through Morrison’s Paradise to search for connections to Dante, I’ve encountered certain through-lines that I hadn’t noticed in my first reading. One of the most significant is t […]
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Sarah Pray edited the blog post Violet’s Parrot in the group
American Studies: 7 years, 1 month ago
In my reading of Jazz up until the requirements for today’s class, I have been trying to unpack a reoccurring instance that has caught my attention, Violet’s Parrot. I began with a rather obvious initial question– Why a parrot? In an attempt to better understand Morrison’s intent in including the bird in the text, I began my search with a reading…[Read more]
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Sarah Pray wrote a new blog post Infant Death and Haunting in “A Mercy” and “Beloved” in the group
American Studies: 7 years, 2 months ago
As we make the leap from Morrison’s A Mercy to Beloved this week, I can’t help but ask myself one question:
Why so many infant deaths?
In A Mercy, we learn of the numerous untimely passing of Rebekka’ […]
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Sarah Pray wrote a new blog post A Terrible Transformation, Africans in America in the group
American Studies: 7 years, 3 months ago
This semester, I will be conducting a directed study with Maria Lima on British Black Short Stories. I look forward to the connections and interesting perspectives that reading Toni Morrison’s novels alongside t […]
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Sarah Pray joined the group
American Studies 7 years, 3 months ago
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Sarah Pray wrote a new post on the site Medieval Studies 8 years, 7 months ago
With the popular HBO series Game of Thrones recently kicking off the release of it’s fourth season, a spark of interest in medieval history has been lit into our modern day media culture. At the root of this […]
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Sarah Pray started the topic "Game of Thrones"– a Medieval Literature Reading in the forum
Medieval Studies 8 years, 7 months ago
With the popular HBO series Game of Thrones recently kicking off the release of it’s fourth season, a spark of interest in medieval history has been lit into our modern day media culture. At the root of this rebirth, can be seen many connections to stories, themes, and motifs often found in Medieval Literature.
PBS.org recently published an a…[Read more]
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Sarah Pray joined the group
Medieval Studies 8 years, 7 months ago
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Sarah Pray became a registered member 9 years, 1 month ago