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It is extremely important to quote from the assigned reading, also known as the source, in any critical response or literary essay. Quoting from the source accurately often is the difference between passing or failing, or between increasing your grade from C to B, or from B to A. In this lecture I'm going to cover how you can quote from the source in a way that satisfies your instructor - in this case, me.
Mary Karr and ’The Art of Memoir’
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On Memoir - paraphrasing Mary Karr’s ideas
All the evil things you‘ve done: The Confessions by St Augustine
Mary Karr, memoir, literature, poetry, and close reading (25 mins)
How to focus your Blog topic - COM101
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Boethius and the Consolation of Philosophy
Dante‘s Paradiso
Aristotle's Poetics and Rhetorics - a brief introduction
Lost families: Toxic masculinity and other topics in Ancient Greek tragedy
Alex + Ada - science fiction concepts
"It's a white industry" - and how does that make you feel?
Chris Rock, "It's a white industry" - references to movies like Zoolander and Beverly Hills Cop II
A petting zoo of nightmares - The Oatmeal and visual argument
"Sex, lies and conversation" - an analysis - Discussion about the Deborah Tannen article
Love as the pursuit of the good
Addiction and trauma - Gabor Maté's "Embraced by the title"
The Book of John and the story of Orpheus
Prepping for the critical response essay exam
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