Username: poduncGender: FemaleMember since: August 21, 2007
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College - Sophomore Subjects:
English / Literature / Writing
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I have a BA and an MA in literature and am currently pursuing my Ph.D. I have taught high school English in the past but am currently teaching Literary Analysis to college sophomores.
Interests
Fiction writing, hanging out with my three-year-old, movies, and books.
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Joined a group:Aunt Jennifer's Tigers
Answered a question in Aunt Jennifer's Tigers:Aunt Jennifer, though she is "mastered by" an abusive husband, finds an artistic...
Answered a question in Moll Flanders:Social status in eighteenth-century England was fixed for the most part, meaning...
Answered a question in Jane Eyre:In a conversation in Volume I, Chapter VI of the novel, Jane and Helen reveal...
Answered a question in A & P:Despite his hard-edged dialogue, Sammy reveals his romantic nature at the end of...
Joined a group:Huswifery
Answered a question in Huswifery:In the first stanza, the speaker asks the Lord to make him a "spinning wheele."...
Joined a group:Good Country People
Answered a question in Good Country People:When Mrs. Hopewell refers to others as "good country people," she means it as...
Answered a question in Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?:Oates suggests that Connie's inaction (or complacency) in the story is due to a...
Answered a question in Hard Times:The fact that the students are referred to by numbers rather than called by their...
Answered a question in Hard Times:In Chapter V, the narrator speculates that there is indeed an "analogy between the...
Answered a question in Hard Times:Two primary relationships are explored in "Hard Times"--the father-daughter...
Answered a question in The Sun Also Rises:Hemingway is often considered by feminists to be a misogynistic writer. While I...
Answered a question in A Rose for Emily:One good direction you could go in is by making an argument about authorial...
Joined a group:William Wordsworth
Answered a question in William Wordsworth:Lines 3-5 are an example of anaphora, a device where sucessive phrases begin with...
Answered a question in Lord of the Flies:In Chapter 4, Piggy suggests that the boys can make a primitive clock by putting a...
Answered a question in Night:After their arrival at every camp, Eliezer and his group are sent to take showers....
Answered a question in Wuthering Heights:In Heathcliff, Emily Bronte creates an exaggerated character prone to extremes. He...
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