http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/ en-us 2004-12-01T19:25:18-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006210.html Morbid much? Hopping into our heads Tall Tales Open Your Ears Not Your Mouth Lucifer Can't Write We Know What You Were All About Sam Should Just Stay In the Wall Strong or Weak? My Mind at Work... ZacharyHarvey 2004-12-01T19:25:18-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006205.html The stories about Br'er Rabbit written by Joel Chandler Harris were written as lessons to be taught through oral literature. His stories were to be read out loud. Everyone says its too hard to read them, but they aren't meant... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-29T19:02:17-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006207.html Edwin Arlington Robinson wrote a few poems. His poems were for dark audiences such as this poem titled Richard Corey this is morbid, but interesting. I liked it lol. Another one of his poems was Miniver Cheevy. The line in... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-27T19:16:00-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006181.html The Devil's Dictionary: by Anmbrose Bierce This was, as I pointed out in class when it was discussed, an earlier version of today's political cartoons. It points out the obvious, makes it humerous, and says what everyone else is afraid... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-26T06:47:50-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006114.html "The choices we make dictate the lives we lead" - Unknown to me "To thine own self be true" - Hamlet In life we are judged by our actions. What we do is who we are. Our lives are only... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-25T20:43:25-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006115.html Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper was a long story, much better than An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge though, because it wasn't a dream! Gilman chose to take a stand for what she beleives in; that women should be treated better.... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-20T21:05:29-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/006203.html Native American Oral Literature should be heard and not read. When reading something you lose the personality of a work. Oral literature is given inflection, tone, and emotion, these things are needed to get the full effect of the story.... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-17T18:45:27-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005892.html In a world of chaos And my mind a maze I look around for stability To get out of this daze The world is spinning Out of its place It is turning out of orbit And is almost lost in... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-15T19:29:45-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005800.html The Girl of the Golden West was written by David Belasco. Belasco was an American playwright, theatrical producer, and manager, and one of the first American producers to unify all elements of a theatrical production under the supervision of one... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-10T00:42:09-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005585.html I think that it is reaaly cool how myself and two other colleagues have come up with a new meaning of Samuel Clemens' book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. We thought of what was going on inthis story and we... ZacharyHarvey 2004-11-01T05:49:08-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005238.html This is just a random note to my fellow bloggers. Suck up whatever is on your plate. Life throws a lot of things at you, some hard, some soft, some fast, some slow, some up, some down, some from directions... ZacharyHarvey 2004-10-13T05:20:02-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005157.html The Bridges We Build Knocking At My Door Banging My Head Against the Wall...Street Scarlet...not just a color anymore Poetry...... Corner Into the Woods and Onto the Water My Own Mind... ZacharyHarvey 2004-10-11T19:11:06-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005108.html There is alot to say about my good buddies Ralph and Henry here, but the one thing that should be told is they did not like being around people. Both Emerson and Thoreau, loved their privacy, they secluded themselves from... ZacharyHarvey 2004-10-10T07:42:48-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005106.html When asked to read the story "Bartleby the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street" I was confused at what exactly a scrivener was. I found out that it was a boring job, just as I thought the story was boring.... ZacharyHarvey 2004-10-10T07:21:07-05:00 http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ZacharyHarvey/005102.html Asked for permission, and here is the link to the blog I was surfing a few weeks ago. If anyone would like to respond to either of mine, or Jason's comments feel free, I would rather you would send the... ZacharyHarvey 2004-10-10T06:33:32-05:00