Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Blog — Week 11An Image that I believe relates to themes within the Break is a painting by Christi Belcourt titled Aabaakawad Anishinaabewin(Reviving…Nov 23, 2021Nov 23, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Blog — Week 10I am a fourth generation Canadian. My Great Grandmother immigrated to Canada from Poland in search for a better quality life. My…Nov 16, 2021Nov 16, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Anaylsis Blog — Week 9Prior to reading Adam Gaudry’s article, I was unaware that Métis people originated in the Red River Valley. As well, I did not know about…Nov 9, 2021Nov 9, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Blog — Week 8Billy Ray Bellcourt adds Queer theory and critique to his Indigenous poetry and in doing so, he has given readers insight about the…Nov 2, 2021Nov 2, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Blog — Week 7Tasha Hubbard’s We Will Stand Up is an informative documentary about how the historic oppression of Indigenous people’s by the Canadian…Oct 24, 2021Oct 24, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Blog — Week 6When Alicia Elliott described her mental health struggles as “a mind spread out on the ground,” she is saying that her mind is all over…Oct 12, 2021Oct 12, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism & Analysis Week 4Prior to colonization, Indigenous people based their social systems on woman-focused world views, resulting in a society which encouraged…Sep 27, 2021Sep 27, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism and Analysis Blog- Week 3A song which I think exemplifies the narrator of Super Indians is Who’s Laughing Now, by Jessie J. The song’s lyrics tell a story of…Sep 19, 2021Sep 19, 2021
Jennifer AdlerLiterary Criticism and Analysis Blog — Week 2 — Jennifer AdlerA word that has significance to my family and I is altruism. Altruism refers to selflessness and putting one’s needs aside for the sake of…Sep 13, 2021Sep 13, 2021