Author Archives: Peter Kang

About Peter Kang

Born in South Korea. Raised in Staten Island. Favorite sport is football.

Journal #8

Posted on February 26, 2014 by Peter Kang

There are numerous acts of violence throughout Huck Finn. There are several violent scenes that stood out to me: Huck’s father’s attempt to kill Huck after drinking so much, Buck getting shot during the family feud, Boggs’ murder, and the … Continue reading →

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Theme Exploration: #gottotalking

Posted on February 13, 2014 by Peter Kang

After looking at all the tweets with #gottotalking, we realized most of the tweets deal with the lack of education within each characters. But we came to a conclusion that it’s more than just the lack of education; instead the … Continue reading →

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Journal #4

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Peter Kang

Twitter is a social media that allows people to express their thoughts in a short brief manner and this is what makes it unique. Limited to only 140 characters, people can continuously update their status whether it’s informative or humorous.  … Continue reading →

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Twitter

Posted on February 9, 2014 by Peter Kang

@pk95_hfhashtags https://twitter.com/pk95_hfhashtags

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Journal #3

Posted on February 5, 2014 by Peter Kang

The story of Cain and Abel depicts the feeling of jealousy. When both Cain and Abel brought their offerings to the Lord, only Abel received respect from the Lord. Out of anger, Cain murders his own brother Abel. The Lord … Continue reading →

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Journal #1

Posted on January 29, 2014 by Peter Kang

After reading Rosenwasser’s work on writing analytically, I was able to see many of my flaws I struggle with when it comes to analysis. One of his first points that struck me was the first analytical move: “Suspend Judgment.”  I … Continue reading →

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