Tag Archives: transatlanticism
America, or a Vision in a Dream
Nearly three years have passed since I have examined Coleridge’s “Kubla Khan,” a poem that I understood to be an opium user’s musings. Reading this in tandem with de Quincey’s Confessions of an English Opium Eater in a British Lit … Continue reading
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Transatlanticists against Transcendentalists
A quick thought before it disappears into the catacombs of my mind forever: Transatlantic study removes borders and boundaries and focuses on the region as a collective whole, a region of exchange that ranges from influential to detrimental. However non-conventional … Continue reading
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Sort It Out
To bring you up to speed: After months of deliberation and the end-all decision that law school was not this moment’s calling, I applied to the University of Edinburgh’s Literature and Transatlanticism program — a new program that bridges cross-cultural … Continue reading
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