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April 12, 2007
Blog Portfolio ver. 2.0
Here I sit, broken hearted...
Wait, wait. I can't really go finishing that one. Here we are again, friends and family, at the show that never ends. Come inside, com inside. We will take you places never before seen and show you things that will melt the flesh from your bones.
This is
The blogging portfolio, version 2.
Coverage
Keesey: Making Complexity Slightly Simpler Through Cunning Use Of Extended Philosophical Theories Of Reality: Or, The General Introduction
The Melvilleian (Villian? What?)! Poetic Justice Becomes Melville
Intro: What Is Literature? Who Said What, Where, And Why - How Things Said Three-Hundred Years Ago Are Being Seen Nowadays
Elliot: Tradition And Those Who Follow It - A Lesson In How Not To Play Jazz
Apparently Valerie, Lorin and Myself Were On The Same Wavelength
Gilman's Wallpaper: A lesson in Poor Interior Design
Keesey: The Man, The Myth, The Legend - Ch. 1 Intro
Hirsch: If the Rubik's Cube were a written work, this would be it.
We'll not discuss the poetic justice in our discussing The Tempest while a storm is headed our way.
Willy Shakes: The Obedience and Political Equation
Watson? Can you Hear Me? Watson, I need you!
Old McDonald had a theory...
Keesey: Third verse, not quite the same as the first...
O Ye Bedford Guide, How I Sleep Better With Thee Under My Pillow
I still have a hard time trusting somebody named "Wolfgang"
The Formal Keats
What Is and What Isn't in "Benito"
You know what...
Gender and Literature, what some might refer to as a "sticky wicket"
Gilbert and Sullivan....wait, no, Gilbert and Gubar.
Donovan: This isn't any McNabb, that's for sure
Brann: Not for Breakfast Anymore
Paris: Not a Hilton
Keesey: Not just a flying enemy in the Legend of Zelda
Everyman
Ye Olde Bedford Guide, Yar Har
Tricksy Russians, Yes
Intertextuality...sounds kinda sexy, doesn't it?
Culler: Structure, Literature (sorry, I'm too ill to come up with original titles)
Don Keesey: Poststructuralism...criticism...and other isms. Ism.
Derrida: I'm not going to BS you guys...this just made me fall over and spin in a circle, kind of like the Stooges
Liz Wright: I went to high school with gal by that name...there isn't a snowball's chance in Hell she would ever write something like this.
The Tempest of Stephen Miko, Thursdays at 7 on FX.
Resistance is Futile
Does anal retentive have a hyphen in it?
A return to Innocence: Don Keesey's exile to Historical-Cultural Criticism
Literature and History: Eagleton soars once more
Depth
Elliot: Tradition And Those Who Follow It - A Lesson In How Not To Play Jazz
You know what...
Gender and Literature, what some might refer to as a "sticky wicket"
Watson? Can you Hear Me? Watson, I need you!
Gilman's Wallpaper: A lesson in Poor Interior Design
Gilbert and Sullivan....wait, no, Gilbert and Gubar.
Resistance is Futile
Don Keesey: Poststructuralism...criticism...and other isms. Ism.
Keesey: Not just a flying enemy in the Legend of Zelda
Brann: Not Just For Breakfast Anymore
Donovan: This isn't any McNabb, that's for sure
Gilbert and Sullivan....wait, no, Gilbert and Gubar.
Blog Carnival!
Blog Carnival
Blog Carnival ver 2: Three Amigos Edition
Interaction
Watson? Can you Hear Me? Watson, I need you!
Keesey's Intro: Chapter 2 as a study of what Chapter 2 is, why it is and how Chapter 2 is integral to the study of Chapter 2 without considering
Melville...he still haunts me. Everywhere I go, he's there. He is my past, present and future.
Apparently Valerie, Lorin and Myself Were On The Same Wavelength
Elliot: Tradition And Those Who Follow It - A Lesson In How Not To Play Jazz
Gilbert and Sullivan....wait, no, Gilbert and Gubar.
Donovan: This isn't any McNabb, that's for sure
Discussions
Apparently Valerie, Lorin and Myself Were On The Same Wavelength
Keesey's Intro: Chapter 2 as a study of what Chapter 2 is, why it is and how Chapter 2 is integral to the study of Chapter 2 without considering
Watson? Can you Hear Me? Watson, I need you!
Gilbert and Sullivan....wait, no, Gilbert and Gubar.
Donovan: This isn't any McNabb, that's for sure
Timeliness
Watson? Can you Hear Me? Watson, I need you!
Apparently Valerie, Lorin and Myself Were On The Same Wavelength
Don Keesey: Poststructuralism...criticism...and other isms. Ism.
Derrida: I'm not going to BS you guys...this just made me fall over and spin in a circle, kind of like the Stooges
Liz Wright: I went to high school with gal by that name...there isn't a snowball's chance in Hell she would ever write something like this.
The Tempest of Stephen Miko, Thursdays at 7 on FX.
Resistance is Futile
Does anal retentive have a hyphen in it?
A return to Innocence: Don Keesey's exile to Historical-Cultural Criticism
Literature and History: Eagleton soars once more
Xenoblogging
Comment Primo
A Hirsch Interpretation - Kevin "Kelo The Great" Hinton
A Devil in A Blue Dress - Kevin Hinton
It's Just The Same Ol' Stuff
The Comment Grande
Donald Keesey gives me a complex - Valerie Masciarelli
Melville's Relation to American Society - Jason Pugh
Wildcards!
Life's Poetics: Life Lessons and Other Assorted Goodies About Me
With due credit to my buddy Mike
Oh Snap
Posted by KevinMcGinnis at April 12, 2007 3:26 PM