This week im actually reviewing a review mitch (
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This week i've targeted 
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WILLIAM BLAKE 
and the  
VISIONARY IMAGINATION

[semester 2 Literature starts here]

Once again i thought i'd take a walk on the wild side and review a post from someone outside the Shakey group.... variety is the spice as they say...

anyway i came across Josh's amazing entry
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I was on the "against side" of the debate, that argued that
"SHAKESPEARE’S WOMEN CHARACTERS DEMONSTRATE THAT SHAKESPEARE WAS FREE FROM THE PREJUDICES OF HIS DAY: WOMEN WERE THE SOURCE OF HUMAN CONSCIENCE, DARED TO CHALLENGE MALE STEREOTYPES AND REPRESENTED A RARE QUALITY OF HUMAN EXISTENCE"

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My Peer review this week is on
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i have to agree with Michael that this poem has an amazing capacity to slowly transport the mind and the soul out of the confines of the classroom (or wherever you happen to be reading it) and into the luscious sanctuary of the Garden. It seemed as thought Marvell was almost taunting the reader by sloooowly taking us on a journey through his ( Read more... )

week 10 peer review: Pete Tucker's thoughts on Aemelia Lanyer's : Eve's Apology in Defense of Women. Pete's journal is always an interesting and creative read, but i was more intrigued by his thoughts on this topic because the only two males that were in my tute were Jordan and Michael (who seemed uncharacteristically ambivalent). It's always nice ( Read more... )