Monthly Archives: November 2013

Lit’s 10 Most Painful Marriage Proposals

Literature 10 most painful marriage proposals.

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Poetic Guides through Cultural Devastation

Indian poets are necessary to keep cultural identity alive and to forge new paths in a white world.

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Jane Eyre’s Critique of the 1%

The critique in “Jane Eyre” of privileged classes who attack the poor anticipates today’s political scene.

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Haiyan, Climate Change Denial, & Lear

“King Lear” gives us language to describe Typhoon Haiyan and also a framework to understand climate change denialism.

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Poetry – A Finite Image of Infinity

Frithjof Schuon explores how poetry echoes the divine.

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Miami Locker Room, Lord of the Flies

Richie Incognito may have played Jack in “Lord of the Flies” to Jonathan Martin’s Piggy.

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Sarah (Malaprop) Palin vs. Obamacare

Sarah Palin’s attack on Obamacare sounds as though it were delivered by Mrs. Malaprop.

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A Judge’s Love Affair with Marcel Proust

Marcel Proust has made Stephen Breyer a better Supreme Court justice.

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The 10 Most Unreliable Narrators

Here’s a list of some of literature’s great unreliable narrators.

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