Julia Mitchell’s Canonball Paper on Isable Pagan’s “A Love Letter” and “A Letter”.
Julia Mitchell November 22, 2015 Word Count: 796 Canonball Paper The Other Sides of Romance In this class, we have discussed the importance of the use of symbol...
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Cinderella and the Nightingale
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHOLyh50-WQ[/youtube] I thought of this while we were discussing nightingale poems, especially because Cinderella herse...
The Bird or the Cage?
In class we focused mostly on the finch poems and the whole idea of the bird in the cage for women. Women have been likened to songbirds, and caged birds consta...
Libby’s Canonball Paper on Susan Evance’s Three Sonnets
*I can’t figure out how to post this on the Canonball page. I’M SORRY.* Susan Evance: An Introduction to “Nature Poetry” Through the study of Romant...
Megan Palmer’s Canonball Paper on Cobbold’s “The Nurse and The Newspaper”
Elizabeth Cobbold’s poetry is remarkable and significant to a well-rounded understanding of British Romantic Women’s Poetry for several reasons, including the f...
Terri La Rue’s Canonball Paper: Bayfield’s “The Danger of Discontent”
Terri La Rue ENGL 375 December 1, 2015 On Bayfield’s “The Danger of Discontent” During the Romantic period, many female poets addressed the common Romanti...
Jon’s Canonball Paper (in the wrong spot yet again)
Yearsley’s “Anarchy” and “Peace” Canonball by Jon Myers I still don’t know how to put this in the right spot. UMW Blogs is hard.
Morley’s “Epilogue” in comparison to this scene from My Big Fat Greek Wedding
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIm1dYTv-mQ[/youtube] The man is the head, but the woman is the neck.
The Spider and the Fly
All our talk today about victim blaming in “the Spider and the Fly” made me think of a movie I saw called “The Devil’s Carnival”. ...