http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/ en-us 2005-03-01T22:54:02-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/008032.html As with the poems by Ezra Pound and John Crowe Ransom, again i think that i made the obvious connection between the two. The connection being that they each talk about a particular piece of architecture that is well known... MaggiQuinlan 2005-03-01T22:54:02-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/008025.html In these two poems i think that i noticed the obvious connection in that they both make references to war. In "The Old Age of the Soul" the author is comparing himself to a warrior, or better yet he is... MaggiQuinlan 2005-03-01T22:24:50-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007977.html In my blog entry about Machinal i stated that i felt much sympathy for the Young Woman and that i felt that i could identify with some of her feelings. However, after reading Dr. Jerz's artlice I don't so much... MaggiQuinlan 2005-03-01T14:23:18-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007771.html This play was a little confusing for me. However i couldn't help but relate to the young woman in this play. She appealed to me so much. Maybe its because i'm a feminist and i felt her sympathy ...i'm not... MaggiQuinlan 2005-02-22T22:07:12-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007594.html The second half of this novel threw many surprises at me, and the most surprising was the character change of Nick. I admit that before class last week i did not see Nick as a manipulative character, however during class... MaggiQuinlan 2005-02-15T19:31:24-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007400.html F. Scott Fitzgerald does a good job of using nature and the weather in his settings througout his novel, The Great Gatsby. In the first chapter this is particularly evident. In the scene when Nick visits the Buchanans the setting... MaggiQuinlan 2005-02-08T19:25:06-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007170.html The short story Bernice Bobs her hair, written by F. Scott Fitzgerald is really a universal truth about teen life. Even though times have changed since the jazz era, the secert lives that teenagers live are not that different;... MaggiQuinlan 2005-01-31T23:42:27-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/MaggiQuinlan/007126.html The interesting play that is, The Adding Machine, by Elmer L. Rice, posed many questions about the significance of one's life. Rice openly invites the reader to make their value judgements about what just what does it exactly mean... MaggiQuinlan 2005-01-30T18:21:09-05:00