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about the teacher!

If you want to know what's running through my mind, just click the following link that takes you to my blog, bleckblog. Other than what you'll find there, you can pretty much assume I'm just like every other English teacher you've ever had because we're a rather monolithic bunch.

WIKIs

A Star Called Henry
Pride and Prejudice
Burmese Days
Jane Eyre
Evalina
The Bondwoman's Narrative
The Coquette
Our Nig
Ruth Hall
Typee
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Wide Wide World

no blog until Thursday, 2/11

Submitted by bradb on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 12:05

But start reading Richard II and start considering whether you want to read and write about a sonnet (or sonnets as described in yesterday's post) or Merchant of Venice.

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Bradley

Thought for the Term (and maybe forever!)

“It is only through literature that one can put oneself in someone else’s shoes and understand the other’s different and contradictory sides and refrain from becoming too ruthless” (118). Azar Nafisi, Reading Lolita in Tehran.