Sunday, June 2, 2019
My Photo Album :: Writing Education Teaching Essays
My Photo AlbumOverheard at University College LondonBecause when you write this way- with this pomp and circumstance covering for any substantive thought- you arent fooling me...... CRASH. OUCH darkened son- you seem to have just thrown me out a windowIf I had been given this little lecture by Mr. Pomp and Circumstance, the previous expression is what would have been witnessed. I would have thrown him out a window for two reasons. First and foremost, he sounds like an obnoxious, holier than thou prick. Second and more importantly, everything he said is right on the mark. As they say, the truth hurts. He seems to have the ability to see through my themes and realize that I am really not saying anything at all. I like the concept that our previous work is just like an old photograph. Needless to say, I have a hardly a(prenominal) photographs in my collection which I might want to hide under the bed. As I page through my photo album from college, I bring out that I seem to be wearin g the same outfit in almost every picture. Lets just look at a few.By adequate acquainted with the Pard cardinalr in both the general prologue and the prologue to his tale, we become aware of his hypocritical nature. In his prologue, we find that the Pardoner is a very immoral person. Yep, that one was taken just outside of a class on Chaucer. Look at those nicely pressed khaki slacks and that perfectly ironed shirt. I cant believe Im standing with my hand pressed to my chin deep in thought. I dont think I ever noticed those people from English 220 snickering in the background before. Heres another good one. Lanham would have a Paramedic field day with this one.Lawrence Frederick Kohls book, The Politics of Individualism is at once an account of Americas political agitation in the Jacksonian era and an interpretation of the relationship of these political views to the psychological nature of the American citizen during the era. In this account of the Jacksonian era, the reader is a ble to fleck the framework for the politics which will dominate the nineteenth century. I think this one was taken outside Gerry Schnabels history class. That looks like my Chaucer outfit again. I apply to wear that outfit for every occasion which I thought was important. I cant help but notice that it doesnt look like there is anything behind that outfit.
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