by Joseph Yumang, Saint Mary’s College, California Editor’s note: It is not uncommon among GLS students to ask the questions which Joseph seeks to answer in this brief essay. Justifying the choice to undertake studies in a program which has no specific career path attached to it, he finds interdisciplinarity is its own reward, and [...]
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One student’s reflection on GLS
Posted by editor on September 8, 2010
http://coastline.wordpress.com/2010/09/08/one-students-reflection-on-gls/
Jane Austen’s Minimalist Art: The Power of Objects in Mansfield Park
Renée L. Haggart, Simon Fraser University Jane Austen has been both praised and criticized for more than a century over the manner and sparseness of visual description which characterize her novels. While Austen is highly interested in discussing the value of material objects, this is not at all the same as actually describing objects themselves. [...]
Posted by editor on November 21, 2009
http://coastline.wordpress.com/2009/11/21/jane-austen%e2%80%99s-minimalist-art-the-power-of-objects-in-mansfield-park/
