10.29.2007
at last, finally, a thesis! thank god.
By exploring the difference between healing narrative and spiritual parable, I will revise the critical narrative on Walker’s work, suggesting that her shift to spiritual parable represents a natural continuity from her early texts and suggesting how this shift relates to the larger picture of spirituality as the central narrative of women’s empowerment in the late 20th century.
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- how fun!
- where i'll be till i'm done or better-adjusted
- where i was two weeks ago
- at last, finally, a thesis! thank god.
- ugh
- turning to face the world
- the scansion's all off
- therapy or dissertation? vol. 1
- osingdfhgjlksdhgkljdshgkjshgsdhuoiwhwauoh gnzdjkfg...
- the last poetry post
- first one/last one/verse of the day
- wallet poems
- slightly newer stream of thought
- old poems
- seems like an oxymoron...
- talk about awkward.
- ways to push through writer's block 3
- ways to push through writer's block 2
- ways to deal with writer's block, pt. 1
- things i like
- Dear advisor,
- something
- spitfire and summary
- related issues
- yeuch
- she's lost control!
- ok, so i am sleepy
- actually writing about the book...
- Baker, Houson A., Jr. Workings of the Spirit.
- ok, that's just bad reading
- why i hate academic criticism
- footnotes = an official draft beginning
- misc
- awesome.
- streamlining
- a more proper title; tapes vol. 2
- now I just want to alphabetize it
- "rid of me" is so amazing
- i'm sorry, what did you call me--a badass?
- zoom! phew!
- Pryse, Marjorie.
- responses to Walker overview
- things my dissertation is not
- unrelated part 1
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