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A course blog for students of English 340 -- British Literature to 1945 -- at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C. Canada.
ab Initio
"The First World War is a period of history with which we have yet to come to terms, and which continues to haunt our culture."
The Literary Encyclopedia
The Literary Encyclopedia
Ecce Vita Mea
- Dr. Stephen Ogden
- Ex hoc momento pendet Æternitas. Drexelius (via Henry Vaughan.)
Pertinent & Impertinent
- Course Syllabus
- Group Field Project
- Course E-Mail Netiquette
- Essay Grading Criteria
- Department of English Style Guide
- Break of Day in the Trenches: Esther MacCallum-Stewart's superlative academic blog on the Great War
- Not only the supreme site for "Poetry of the First World War," but also a supreme application of HTML-based Web
- SFU English: Plagiarism
Blog Archive
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2009
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March
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- The "tea-tray" in Parade's End
- On the Novel: W. Somerset Maugham
- Modernism & the Impossible Present
- Copy-Editing Symbols
- "Parade's End" -- Likenesses
- And the Weather is...
- "Causes" of the First World War
- Of Mrs. Melrose Ape
- On Cynicism
- Final Essay
- Imagism & Vorticism (& Fascism)
- Nature of Modernism
- Eveleyn Waugh's Prophecy
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