Author Archives: r.munoz

Being able to respond every week to a blog made me feel connected with class that was half online and half in person. Being that in class we would always discuss what till we on the homework the following Friday, … Continue reading →

Hello guys, Jonathan Kerstein and I (Rosshelle Munoz) have completed our project due on May 2, 2017, based on “The Metamorphosis” The video is attached on youtube .The video was treated as if it was presented to a live audience, therefore … Continue reading →

It is very difficult to read a play and try to truly capture the deeper meanings of the gestures and actions of the characters when you are just reading what they are saying and also reading how they react or … Continue reading →

Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” clearly represents how the power of the mind can make a difference in society. Those who remained chained up, only believed that the shadows were reality, which relates to Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” where the mother, … Continue reading →

1) Who is responsible for Georg’s decision at the end of the story? The theory of someone else being responsible for the decision of Georg at the end of the story is very ambiguous.  I believe that Georg’s decision at the … Continue reading →

Weekly posting has given me the ability to further analyze a text or a theme of a text, and make connections. In addition to writing strengths, learning about a culture or an era in history such as the Buddhist religion, … Continue reading →

The narrator of  Life of a Sensuous Woman and Bartleby from “Bartleby the Scrivener” both see the truth, when others cannot, however they act on it in a socially inappropriate way. Compare the narrator’s and Bartleby’s characteristics that proves their Byronic-heroism, using … Continue reading →

Throughout Melville’s “Bartleby, the Scrivener”, Bartleby’s actions depict that he is an Anti-hero. An Anti hero is one who sees the truth, when others cant, however, does not act upon it. In many occasions Bartleby had made the choice to not take … Continue reading →

Red light districts are may frowned upon by societies where they are uncommon, unlawful or inexistent. However, in popular cities like Tokyo, the “floating world” is a norm. The red light district in Tokyo is located in the city of … Continue reading →

The narrator has been through many hardships with love. The love deprivation that the narrator experiences has forced her to fall in love with lust. For instance, when being the mistress of a Domain Lord, the narrator felt “fortunate” (597). … Continue reading →