Author: rcooper3

Thank you all for such an incredible class this semester. I learned so much from each of you, and I am in absolute awe of your personal strengths and the battles you all courageously face. You are known right where

With Ghosh’s book, we’ve discussed the controversy of who takes priority: wildlife preservation and the natural homes of these wild animals or human refugees. In the book, an island is set aside for nature conservation, but Kusum makes the point

I always think it’s interesting when something that I learn in a class overlaps or connects to what I’m learning in another class. Yesterday in my marketing class, we talked about Asian American consumers, so I thought I would tell

There is so much about Dogeaters that I do not understand. However, I think presently one of my current questions is why does Hagedorn only choose Rio and Pucha to be first person narrators? I honestly want to know what’s

I’m in Spanish 312, which is Intro to Literature Studies in Spanish taught by Professor Lewis. One of the first works we read and discussed in that class was Alfonsina Storni’s “Tú me quieres blanca.” Storni was a feminist Argentine

I just wanted to say something about the question of death in some of the books we’ve read so far. What are the similarities between Taro, Kenji, Ichiro’s mother, and the no-name woman that all made them characters in their

This is just a quick thought that I had in class today about things that have happened in Okada’s book so far. The Kamasukas lost their son who fought for the U.S. in WWII. And then Ichiro’s mom takes Ichiro

I’m still a little confused about the point of view in Chin’s book. It’s from Donald’s perspective and we know his thoughts and opinions, but it’s written in third person. Is there a specific term for this kind of point