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The Metamorphosis & The Yellow Wallpaper

By feedwordpress on March 10, 2013

The Metamorphosis has now become one of my top 10 favorite short stories of all time. Yes, I absolutely loved it. The story hooks you in from the very first sentence, and it brings clearly to light one of the big themes of the entire work in that opener – the absurdity of life. It’s […]Continue reading →

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Yellow Wallpaper & Metamorphosis

By feedwordpress on February 28, 2013

I remember when I signed up for Arts One and I saw Kafka on the reading list. I’d never read anything by him, but when I saw it I immediately thought to myself “That one’s gonna be worth reading”. It’s … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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The Metamorphosis & The Yellow Wallpaper

By feedwordpress on February 26, 2013

In my opinion, I found Kafka’s short story to intrigue me in more ways than some other pieces we have read so far. I thought that The Metamorphosis was an immensely compelling and tragic story. As I reader, I would … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” and Franz Kafka, “The Metamorphosis”

Charlotte Perkins Gilman, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” and Franz Kafka, “The Metamorphosis”

By Jon on February 25, 2013

Video of lecture by Jill Fellows for the “Monster in the Mirror” theme

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Kafka and Gilman: First Impressions

By feedwordpress on February 25, 2013

To have a better sense of what Gilman’s narrator was experiencing during “The Yellow Wallpaper”, I went to a local coffee shop that had yellow walls and read the text there. After reading the story, I’m no longer sure if … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Kafka and Gilman: First Impressions

By feedwordpress on February 25, 2013

To have a better sense of what Gilman’s narrator was experiencing during “The Yellow Wallpaper”, I went to a local coffee shop that had yellow walls and read the text there. After reading the story, I’m no longer sure if … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Paper and Bugs

By feedwordpress on February 25, 2013

I began The Yellow Wallpaper slightly confused. I was trying to figure out what exactly was making her sick, and had initially come to the assumption that it was depression. But as things progressed it quickly became something more like … Continue reading →Continue reading →

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The Perception of Change

By feedwordpress on February 25, 2013

I found The Metamorphosis to be very Kafkaesque, which makes sense I suppose. Although I don’t think stories always need a definitive meaning, it makes it easier for me to write about The Metamorphosis if I figure out some consistent … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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Yellow Wallpaper and Metamorphosis

By feedwordpress on February 24, 2013

I tend to be a rather direct disliking absurd or strange ways of writing that deviate from convention.  However, I did admire the Yellow Wallpaper and The Metamorphosis and I actually quite like The Metamorphosis. The major reason i liked … Continue reading → Continue reading →

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The Yellow Wallpaper and Metamorphosis

By feedwordpress on February 23, 2013

I’ve read the Yellow Wallpaper many times before and each time reading it has been interesting. The protagonist’s thoughts and actions show the reader that it was possible for her illness – I assume she was depressed after giving birth … Continue reading →Continue reading →

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