Author Archives: Peter Kang

  I realized in Sontag’s “Regarding the Pain of Others,” she tends to give her audience a lot of questions in the text whether they’re rhetoric or not. This style of writing guides her audience towards the direction she wants … Continue reading →

Although we didn’t have an actual librarian come to class to discuss and explain how to use the resources in the Baruch library, I still managed to get a good amount of information. I actually knew about the databases that … Continue reading →

  There are many elements to this movie that gives off a distinct uncanny vibe such as: music, props, costumes, change in time, and setting. In the beginning of the movie, the scene is dark and vulgar. There are four … Continue reading →

I didn’t realize until our professor mentioned how hostile we become when one gets off the hook accidently and becomes unfair for ourselves. When our professor forgot to have one of the groups pick a paper from his hat, many … Continue reading →

I think Shirley Jackson wants to show how blind people are to violence in modern society. Today in modern society, people are unaware of the violence in today’s society in which they live in; people live mindlessly. Violence has become … Continue reading →

The in-class workshop was very beneficial in my opinion. It gave me insight of what the reader got out of my paper compared to having the opinion of my own. What I learned from peer was that my thesis was … Continue reading →

Before we started the project, I thought Twitter would be an interesting way of exploring Huck Finn but I was skeptical about whether it would be an effective way. Now that we’re about to wrap up the project, I think … Continue reading →

1. Finishing the novel, I thought it was interesting the way it ended. Huck, who’s been continuously running finally found a place to settle. I feel like that’s what Huck was searching for throughout his journey, a place to settle. … Continue reading →

My favorite part of the novel is definitely towards the end when Tom Sawyer and Huck plans to free Jim from Aunt Sally. At first I thought this part of the novel was dull; I couldn’t enjoy and appreciate the … Continue reading →