I saw someone started a thread about favorite works from this class. Just curious, does anyone have a favorite movement?

does anyone else think it's significant that Robert is the only character named in Cathedral? As opposed to his wife, her officer, etc.

Here's a link to Foucault's This is Not a Pipe. Not suprisingly, he was a big fan of Nietzsche. foucault.info/documents/...

I can't remember which, but in one thread we talked about IM vs. The Jungle. I definitely saw similarities in their endings- thoughts?

should we follow the syllabus for Wednesday's reading in lieu of today's cancellation?

overall, now that we've finished Invisible Man, what were everyone's impressions?

does anyone in our class speak Chinese? Or at least, I think it's Chinese. I keep seeing these posts in my time-line and I'm quite confused.

I think reading Washington's piece really enhanced my understanding of Invisible Man this time around.

To any new Hemingway fans, I would definitely recommend The Old Man and the Sea. It's one of my favorites, and epitomizes that terse style.

I enjoyed the opening of Snows of Kilimanjaro. It reminded me a bit of Hills Like White Elephants, having to puzzle out what's happening.