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Place and Violence in City of God versus Shantytown
Category: Books and Stories
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Also wrote this in 30 minutes
Category: Writing and Poetry
The Invisible Man gets advice from a lot of people in the novel (the Veter » Continue Reading
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Wrote this in maybe 30 minutes lol
Category: Writing and Poetry
Several of the works that we have read this semester have emphasized the i » Continue Reading
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First Solo Piece
Category: Music
Youtube has just recommended me a video from deep in the past. The video is a recording of the piece En Ireland by Eugene Bozza. It is a solo piece for f horn that was written to be performed by horn players at Conservatoire de Paris to be performed as a bit of a test before different juries. Now, it isn't only that to me. In between the years of sixth and seventh grade, it was the first big solo ... » Continue Reading
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The Origins of Mexica Metaphysics and Conceptions of Space
Category: Religion and Philosophy
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This is a Paper That I Would Really Like to Revise, Leave Criticisms in the Comments if You'd Like
Category: Writing and Poetry
Women and the Enslaved in Ancient Greece » Continue Reading
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Do you ever fall in love with a book?
Category: Writing and Poetry
I may have read a book for class and I may have fallen in love with it. The name of the book is Shantytown by César Aira. It is literary and theoretical gold. It is richly descriptive and reveals the world the characters inhabit through their paths throughout it. If each cheese were a different perspective of the world and space generally, this work is a charcuterie board. And it is delicious. It ... » Continue Reading