About how many posts are we supposed to be at by now?
thanks.

Savannah Kolterman
10:30, English 248
Professor Bleck
May 30, 2010
Sojourner Truth

when are we turning in the annotated essays?

Nathan Gow
English 248
Bradley Bleck
June 4, 2010
Intro

Amanda Grogan
ENG 248
June 4, 2010
Writing Assignment 2
Poe-lagiarizing

I'm not quite finished ha...I need to finish the intro and response.

Jennie Miller starts her article by giving us some background on slavery and the distorted views many people hold on slavery. She believes that slavery was more traumatic to slave women than slave men. To prove this point, she compares and contrasts two slaves, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs.

Thomas Paine and Ralph Waldo Emerson can rightfully be called the heads of the transcendentalist movement. Their ideas are nearly identical albeit slightly clouded with a transition in jargon. They wrote about the wonders in nature, defamed the church, and called for the people of the world to open their minds. The main difference is that they lived in two different eras. Paine was the leader of the deist motion in the 18th century, and Emerson was fighting for the transcendentalist motion a century later.

Equality of Sexes

Introduction

Summary and Response to "Benjamin Franklin, the Inveterate (and Crafty) Public Instructor"

Introduction

Valentina Filenko
English 248: Paper II
Bradley Bleck
June 4th 2010
Irony Makes The World Go ‘Round

SUMMARY: