My favorite project has to be Colton making the Green Knight a playable DND character. I think my favorite part about it, so how much I disagree with how he designed the Green Knight. Making him a Bard never really occurred to me. Colton argues it’s because the Green Knight doesn’t actually really fight a… Read more Favorite Project
Category: Posts Fall 2022
Final Reflection #3
Reflecting back on this class, I think integrated perspective was highlighted throughout the entirety of the semester and our readings. I mean the blog itself along with the Colab we did on the padlet every class demonstrated an integrated perspective, as we created a space where students could share their questions, reflections, and ideas to… Read more Final Reflection #3
Final Reflection #2
My favorite project someone else did was First Attempt at a Sonnet, posted by mikegill3232. I was immediately drawn in by the title, because I myself have never attempted a sonnet, and admire his choice in writing a sonnet as an unessay style project. Poetry can be found daunting, but personally I love writing poetry,… Read more Final Reflection #2
Final Reflection #1
My favorite project I have done this semester is the second project (which I am finishing up, very close). My project is titled Othello is Basically a Lana Del Song, where I discuss the whole good girl likes the bad girl trope, in relation to artist Lana Del Rey. Lana often sings brooding love songs… Read more Final Reflection #1
Final Reflection- Don’t Spend your Life Writing Papers
Jordan Smith I am a paper-person. Whenever a creative project comes up, I usually opt for the “non-creative” option. In all of my classes with Professor Helms, I have done at least one creative project, or “unessay” for a semester project, and the result is the same: in doing a creative project, I am utilizing… Read more Final Reflection- Don’t Spend your Life Writing Papers
Final Reflection #1
My favourite project from this semester is my second (not yet posted), in which I draw a comparison between Shakespeare’s Othello and Childish Gambino’s This Is America. I felt that a lot of our discourse this semester addressed problematic themes in the literature and, though they are important conversations, they also raised the question of… Read more Final Reflection #1
Project 2: The Blazing World
“That though I cannot be Henry the Fifth, or Charles the Second; yet, I will endeavour to be, Margaret the First: and, though I have neither Power, Time, nor Occasion, to be a great Conqueror, like Alexander, or Cesar; yet, rather than not be Mistress of a World, since Fortune and the Fates would give… Read more Project 2: The Blazing World
Final Reflection Post 12/13
My favorite project that I completed this semester was definitely my first project. For that project, I wrote a traditional essay that focused on the theme of loyalty throughout the texts we had read. More specifically, I focused on where loyalty was seen, as well as how it was presented. For my first project, I… Read more Final Reflection Post 12/13
Final Post #3: Integrated Perspective (audio)
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Final 12/13
For today I will talk about my favorite project that someone else has done and that is the “Tony Soprano and Beowulf” essay that talked about what an “alpha male” is and what those kinds of men are like in modern day society as well as looking back into the past to see the sort… Read more Final 12/13