All stories published by Brit Lit 2322 on July 30, 2020

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Andrew Peters in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 30, 2020

Life’s Eternal Battle

“Paradise Lost,” by John Milton, is an age-old epic poem that loosely recounts the events leading up to the Book of…

Zarin Sadaf in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 30, 2020

Innocence Versus Sin

In “Paradise Lost” by John Milton, Satan is the protagonist of the story. The epic poem provides a vivid picture of both innocence and the corruption that comes along with it. Stories like “The Nutcracker”, “Peter Pan”, and “Alice in Wonderland” convey a similar message about the innocence…

Sol Trejo in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 29, 2020

The Art of Storytelling!

The Canterbury Tales details the journey of some characters during the middle ages. The author, Geoffrey Chaucer begins by describing each character with detail. He definitely makes sure you know exactly the person that they are. This is where the importance of storytelling comes in…

Sol Trejo in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 30, 2020

“Paradise Lost” and The Idea of Evil Vs. Good.

“Paradise Lost” written by John Milton, showcases the idea of evil vs good. The…

Marianne Claire Villanueva in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 29, 2020

Why Does Evil Exist?

Evil exists in order to progress society by fostering necessary change for a better world.

Sol Trejo in Brit Lit 2322

Jul 29, 2020

Why Does Evil Exist?

Evil exists from the results of the selfishness of man. If you look around, humans tend to always bring evil to the table. Take Adam and Eve, for example, the fact they disobeyed was a selfish act. I believe evil exists in this world to humble us and have us understand who is the one that…

July 29, 2020

July 31, 2020

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Brit Lit 2322

This course focuses on early British literature and the student’s lived experience

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