Author Archives: Erick Gonzalez

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I hate Imovie or youtube for consistently mis-sycning my audio. Visually the digital essay has great quality and I put a lot of thoughts into the monologue I present during it. It really bothers me that the audio got messed … Continue reading →

I simply have to modify my thesis a bit and my paper will be set.  I have just been working on the paper consistently since I picked my poem and it is finally paying off. The only problem I am … Continue reading →

I know this isn’t mandatory but I had the clips and well I thought I am gonna share it with you guys. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srmdZVhr4Rs   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FEwsyWpKnk&feature=youtu.be

For this research paper I have decided to base my essay around the poem Light Night by James Schuyler. Atheistically I am very interested in the poem because it revolves the themes of nature and conflict. As for my digital … Continue reading →

After reading crossing the Brooklyn Ferry and To the Brooklyn Bridge I started making connections with my daily travels and the poems. In both these specific instances the authors discuss the overwhelming visual stimulants that bring them joy as they … Continue reading →

I decided to do a close reading for Fanny Fern’s Tyrants of the Shop. The close reading was meant to help me find key themes in, what seems to me, newspaper column to organize my presentation. Fern is essentially writing … Continue reading →

The revision are going well, I am still having trouble developing my thesis though.  I wanted to write about my Bartleby because humanity can its definitiveness has always been a mystery to me. I know the religious interpretation depicts the … Continue reading →

Last week on Thursday I spent my afternoon in Madison Park with a whole bunch my LC peers.  Not much was done at the park itself, but I was happy that the sun was out. We saw a hawk land … Continue reading →

I found it hard to read the section of The American Scene because it felt like a visual overload in my mind. James tries to capture the city as he sees it, but after not being exposed to it for … Continue reading →