Category Archives: Class Blog

As I’m sure you’ve all read William Blake’s “Visions of the Daughters of Albion,” I know I cant be the only one who had difficulty in understanding the language used in the poem. I can’t say I was able to … Continue reading →

Hello class,   As you all know this weeks’ assigned reading were on William Blake’s Songs of Innocence & Experience. After reading a few poems It came pretty clear to me that although they come pretty short and straight forward, … Continue reading →

Hey everyone! Let me first start off this blog post by saying that I absolutely LOVED William Blake’s poems from “Songs of Innocence and of Experience”. From this epic collective of poems, the two that caught my eye the most … Continue reading →

Please read from William Blake’s Songs of Innocence & Experience, the following poems: From Innocence: The Introduction, The Lamb, The Little Black Boy, The Chimney-Sweeper, Divine Image, Infant Joy, and On Another’s Sorrow. From Experience: The Introduction, The Chimney-Sweeper, The … Continue reading →

Melissa Hacken: Tartuffe Blog Post Hi everyone! So, after reading the final acts in Tartuffe, I noticed some common themes within the play. Among many obvious themes, I became intrigued that foolishness played a major role, and had a heavy … Continue reading →

Tartuffe Blog Post “I do not deny God, and in no way I want to hurt the believers” When I started to read Tartuffe I thought that Moliere’s goal is to instruct the reader to think wisely, to teach not … Continue reading →