Course: ENG 201: Introduction to Literature Fall 2022 [Conway]

Nato Nozadze - Discussion 4 Nato Nozadze - Discussion 4

In a post of about 150 words, please tell which of the semester’s readings had the most meaning f […] See MoreNato Nozadze - Discussion 4In a post of about 150 words, please tell which of the semester’s readings had the most meaning f […]

LAST DISCUSSION LAST DISCUSSION

The reading from this semester that I found the most meaning in would have to be "Where Are You […] See MoreLAST DISCUSSIONThe reading from this semester that I found the most meaning in would have to be "Where Are You […]

Alex Barrios- Final Discussion Alex Barrios- Final Discussion

My apologies I seem to receive the notifications really late on my phone. I know it's too receive a […] See MoreAlex Barrios- Final DiscussionMy apologies I seem to receive the notifications really late on my phone. I know it's too receive a […]

Comment on: Discussion week 11 Victoria Chen Comment on: Discussion week 11 Victoria Chen

Poems definitely do have a mystery aspect to them and the fact that there is no right/wrong way of […] See MoreComment on: Discussion week 11 Victoria ChenPoems definitely do have a mystery aspect to them and the fact that there is no right/wrong way of […]

Comment on: Alvin Tan Final Discussion Comment on: Alvin Tan Final Discussion

Hi, I also choose "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara, I like your thoughts on the idea of […] See MoreComment on: Alvin Tan Final DiscussionHi, I also choose "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara, I like your thoughts on the idea of […]

Comment on: Christian Alvear Final Discussion Comment on: Christian Alvear Final Discussion

Hey Christian! I also connected with "Salvation" by Langston Hughes. While young, we tend to only […] See MoreComment on: Christian Alvear Final DiscussionHey Christian! I also connected with "Salvation" by Langston Hughes. While young, we tend to only […]