Week 4: Franz Kafka. Week 6: Charlotte Perkins-Gilman. Week 7: Tennessee Williams. Week 8: Junot Diaz. Week 9: Whale Rider. Week 10: Angela Carter. Week 11: Kate Chopin. Week 12: Shirley Jackson. Week 13: Jamaica Kincaid. Power points from class: Intro to Rhetorical Situations (audience, purpose, etc.) Close reading tips (3 layers of meaning. Nathaniel Whittemore. Or can it just keep going up? This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io and this week. Bastien piano basics for the young beginner pdf readers. Week 10 Reflection. As I missed the week 10 tutorial and lecture due to being home sick, I found it again extremely difficult for me, as I prefer as a learner face to face, but had to participate via online. Nonetheless I found the content to extremely enlightening, and packed full of useful information on a variety of aspects. David Perdue received 49.7% of the vote, falling just short of a majority needed to win outright. Democrat Jon Ossoff came in with 48.0%, or nearly 90,000 votes behind Perdue. Unlike the earlier anapanasati of week 4 (mindful breathing), based on the Vipassana meditation system, this week is a Japanese Rinzai Zen practice. Per Julian Daizan Skinner from Zenways, “the Rinzai Zen tradition extends back 2500 yrs and has a tradition of teaching meditation for wellbeing and insight both in and outside of the monastic.
Week 7 Reflectionguided Reading 101 Lesson
During these chapters, we can see Jesus’ journey being a hero of the Bible. He’s literally saving the world because he cures a leper, a paralytic, and a hemorrhaging woman. On top of that, he exorcizes demons and resurrects a dead girl. This adds a supernatural aspect to the Bible making it quite interesting from a literature point of view. Someone who reads literature would applaud it and hower not believe that it happens in reality. In my religious experience, I have not seen someone be brought back to life but I have seen people have demons cast out of them. Having grown up in the church, seeing exorcisms are not scary and almost normal to talk about. However, I wonder about what people, who have no religious context, would think about the exorcisms if they were to see it spontaneously happen before them. Quite frankly, I also want to see what my peers and classmates have to say about the supernatural element within this work of literature. Especially, since we do not have the same experiences they would question what I know and I have seen.
