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Category Archives: November
I Suppose I Ought To Call It Symbolism
It is not for a lack of academic integrity that my comments will not be quite so thorough on the writings by Professor Quinby. I can assure the reader that it is, indeed, the opposite (in a way) – I … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Rossi, November, November 30
Tagged 28 Days Later, apocalypse, Apocalypto, Bush, Bush Administration, Cain and Able, Children of Men, co-savior, collective mindset, convert, gender role reversal, George W. Bush, Mel Gibson, President Bush, Quinby, reading, redemption, Rosen
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Welcome to Rapture
Rick Moody’s “The Albertine Notes” presents a compelling look into a post-apocalyptic world in which a core of humanity survives, but is plagued by the hopelessness and degradation of their new environment. It only makes sense for a society in … Continue reading
Posted in Andreas Apostolopoulos, November, November 23
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The Walking Dead
There is a new show on AMC of a post-apocalyptic America dealing with a zombie invasion based on the comic books by the same name. It is a pretty good show. If you guys are interested, here is the website.
Posted in Grecia Huesca, November, November 23
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The Future of Addiction; The Death of a Utopia
While the themes of The Albertine Notes encompass a web of complex ideas, I found Moody’s treatment of drug use to be noteworthy in its range of literary functions. It’s easy and formulaic to personify addiction as an antagonistic, destructive force that … Continue reading
