Savannah MyrickBlog Entry 5(Disclaimer: This blog is written by a blind girl with the help of a third party.)Dec 20, 2016Dec 20, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Entry 4(Disclaimer: This blog post was written by a blind girl with the help of a third party.)Dec 20, 2016Dec 20, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Entry 3(Disclaimer: this blog post was written by a blind girl with the help of a third party.)Dec 20, 2016Dec 20, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Entry 2(Disclaimer: this blog post was written by a blind girl with the help of a third party.)Dec 19, 2016Dec 19, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Entry 1(Disclaimer: This was written by a blind girl with the help of a third party.)Dec 19, 2016Dec 19, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Post 9: Reading Lolita in Tehran — Chapters 1–6Nafisi starts off by talking about the war. It lasted eight years. “What triggered the war? Was it arrogance of the new Islamic…Apr 22, 2016Apr 22, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Post 8: Reading Lolita in Tehran — Chapters 21–26Nafisi is closing up her curriculum of Gatsby to her class. They’re discussing the overall theme of Gatsby, and in this section, Nafisi…Apr 19, 2016Apr 19, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Post 7: Reading Lolita in Tehran — Chapters 17–20It begins in trial. Mr. Nyazi is reading his 20-paged paper he wrote to go against the reading of Gatsby. He droned on and on about how…Apr 18, 2016Apr 18, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Post 6: Reading Lolita in Tehran (Part II) — Chapters 7–16At the beginning of chapter 7, Nafisi talks about one of her co-workers. He loved to worry about himself. He had divorced his wife and…Apr 15, 2016Apr 15, 2016
Savannah MyrickBlog Post 5: Reading Lolita in Tehran (Part II) — Chapters 1–6In the beginning of part II, a woman is standing alone at the airport of Tehran. She’s finally back, and she’s happy to be here…Apr 12, 2016Apr 12, 2016
