- 1. The Legend Of The Unicorn Goes Back Almost 2,500 Years
- (General)
- ... confusion arises merely from inconsistency in translation of primary texts. For example, a word which one scholar translates as “unicorn,” another may translate as “wild ox.” Today, a unicorn is often ...
- Created on 18 September 2018
- 2. Why Cats Are Responsible For All Of English Literature (Really!)
- (Books)
- ... of short-story length or longer were not original texts. They were translations or adaptations from other languages, such as French or Latin. Publication of Beware the Cat was delayed for seventeen years ...
- Created on 06 December 2016
- 3. What An Anti-Feminist Student Taught Me About Feminism: BUST True Story
- (Feminism)
- ... compiling a list of easily digestible videos, radio shows, and texts to give Jane a super basic understanding of feminism. I sent her Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s and Courtney Martin’s TED talks. Chimamanda ...
- Created on 14 April 2016
- 4. The Case Against Mr. Rochester: Why I Rewrote 'Reader, I Married Him
- (Books)
- The author of the novel Re Jane discusses why Jane Eyre’s Rochester isn’t all that. I am no fan of Mr. Rochester, though I recognize these are fighting words for Jane Eyreheads everywhere. Jane is ...
- Created on 11 April 2016
- 5. Texts from Jane Eyre Turns Literary Classics Into Hilarious Convos
- (Feminism)
- ... queen of Twitter, has taken this idea and ran with it. Texts from Jane Eyre (Henry Holt Nov. 4 2014) is the beautiful result: a collection of the best imagined conversations with all the characters from ...
- Created on 05 November 2014
