The most virtuous and honest character in Dickens’ Hard Times, Stephen Blackpool, often confronts the confusion, ambiguity, paradox, and unfairness of “interests” with an aggrieved and exasperated cry that “it’s all such a muddle.” Even his virtuous acts of self-protection are disallowed by law, but the law is one that restricts the impoverished while it [...]
Who runs our IPS? “The crisis is not about education at all. It’s about power.” ~ James BaldwinOverview:Traditionally, local school [...]
Question: Define the purpose of guttering on a house. Answer: Choose the response that represents your thinking. a. to catch [...]
This is the essay that led to Fuller’s longer treatment on the Rights of Women titled Woman in the 19th Century. [...]
An audio recording by Doug Storm of “The Sleepers” (1855) by Walt Whitman. (18:48) *** I wander all night in [...]
Audio recording of Whitman’s (1855) “Song of Myself” by Doug Storm (1:49:42) *** Do I contradict myself? Very well then [...]
An audio recording by Doug Storm of “The Birthmark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne. (42:16)
