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Jenna McFarland wrote a new blog post Apocalypse and the trailing stereotypes in the group American Studies: 6 days, 15 hours ago

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When one hears the word “Apocalypse”, they are quick to associate it with the movies or tv shows, such as The Walking Dead. A majority of these associations are put with zombies, or […]
Isaac Schiller edited the blog post Dead Ted: Head (of State?) in the group American Studies: 1 week ago

In the apocalyptic worlds of Wild Seed by Octavia Butler* and American Desert by Percival Everett, “disability” is an inherently different designation from that of late 2oth-21st century American society. Both of […]
Spencer Jurgielewicz wrote a new blog post in the group American Studies: 1 week ago

Piper, Spencer, Bailey, Ronald, and Mackenize

A Liquid is, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, flowing freely like water, not being a solid nor gas, something that holds its volume. Liquidity, […]
McKinley Skala wrote a new blog post Apocalyptic Nature of “Wild Seed” in the group American Studies: 1 week, 1 day ago

“Wild Seed”, by Octavia Butler, is a novel that plays with the system of slavery within a community as a powerful being, Doro, uses people with valuable powers to create stronger generations for the future. Dor […]
Marie Naudus wrote a new blog post My Definition of Apocalypse through Santana Kaplan, Butler, and Everett in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

After the first month of class I can confidently say I have learned a lot about the word “apocalypse.” From what started on the first day of class as our personal understanding of the term, to working through […]
Sage Kearney wrote a new blog post How can apocalypse be interpreted from our texts? in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

Many place associations to the word “apocalypse” with very vivid and stereotypical ideas. Some might envision fire, desolate places, zombies, etc. Within the novel Wild Seed, by Octavia E. Butler, the […]
Lidabel A. Guzman Avila wrote a new blog post The Need to End All Worlds [for the sake of better beginnings] in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

The act of reconstruction is a constant performance. To go about rebuilding anything—city, country, mindset, world, language, or person—there must be the original pieces of what was destroyed or, at some lev […]
Kya Primm wrote a new blog post How to Start an Apocalypse For Dummies in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

Prior to registering for “Black Apocalyptic Fiction”, my association with an apocalypse began and ended with a sepia dust field screen, zombies, and a core group of characters with spirited personalities who ove […]
Savannah Burley wrote a new blog post Apocalypse Through the Lens of Butler and Kaplan in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

When scrolling through English classes to take at the time of picking classes, Black Apocalyptic Fiction caught my eye. Maybe I was fascinated with the term apocalypse, or maybe I was fascinated seeing Octavia […]
Marlee Fancett wrote a new blog post Moving Beyond a Binary View of the Apocalypse in the group American Studies: 1 week, 2 days ago

A month ago, if you asked me to define the word “apocalypse,” I probably would have said “the end of the world.” While this isn’t necessarily wrong, my understandings of how the world could end were certainly […]

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