What a first year english major has to read + lecture notes

his proposal for doing that making them beneficial is actually just to eat them this was quite fun because we got to look into satire quite deeply and different kinds of satire

my main problem with it was that it was like one of the driest most boring things i've ever read

i really enjoyed my time with this book

fugitive pieces i think was the first one of the first works that really introduced me and got me so interested in the study of memory and literature although i don't think i really realized it at the time but even just the title is just all about memory and it was so fascinating

i love this is a really beautiful poem about two sisters and unfortunately one of the sisters falls under the sway and spell of these goblins who come to town selling fruit

not only because joseph conrad's writing was just something i did not get along with at all

this i think i can safely say this was my favorite work that we looked at all year

one of the coolest things i think i enjoyed talking about instagram and in the green night was this idea of this balance and symmetry both in terms of content and these struggles and these things that would happen

it is all about her reaction to this loss of a lock of her hair but it's so much more than that it is so interesting so beautifully written and i just loved it

very emotional i actually didn't enjoy it that much

there's so much going on in it so many things that will like still take me years and years to process and think about of course it's been called a lot the best poem in the english language i really liked it though