An homage to the South?

What exactly is Faulkner stating about the South in the chapters you have read so far? Is there hope for the future? Is there no future? Your thoughts? How does this relate to the manipulation of time throughout the text?

Jason as social commentary

What have you discovered in pondering this question?

Time

Time, Metaphysics and more....

Quentin?

Well???

Sound and the Fury

Tearing your hair out yet?
I hope you had an enjoyable break. Please post a comment here on something incredible, awe-inspiring, miraculous, astounding, insert your own adjective of choice here, that you discovered in working out your chronology. We will continue to discuss time in class on Monday and then move to symbols for Tuesday and Wednesday. Please remember that the Quentin section should be read for discussion on Thursday!

First response...

I'd like to keep this first post open, so feel free to explore myriad options. Essentially, I want to see what you are thinking about with Jane Eyre--what questions are still unanswered, what irks you, what made you the happiest. You can even think about it in the context of the "20" things we spoke about in class today. Have fun!

Welcome!

To a virtual classroom of sorts. The blog is designed to encourage our inter-textual and inter-class dialogues, to empower us to discuss the texts that inhabit our daily experience, and to reflect, vent, question, theorize, synthesize and evaluate. So...let's get to it...