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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Re: Lolita A la Kubrick

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Both the 1997 and the Stanley Kubrick's versions of Lolita offered different interpretations of Nabokov's novel. Although Bruno may...
Tuesday, December 9, 2008

In Response to Bruno

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I most deffinitely agree with the fact brought up in The Onion article. Although this Newspaper is utterly ridiculous, it always seems to ma...
Monday, December 8, 2008

Bruno and the Onion

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I agree with Bruno in saying that now days teens would rather watch a film based on a movie than actually read the book. To some extent the ...
Thursday, December 4, 2008

Lolita the Movie (1997)

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So I really hope this topic hasn't been brought up yet, but did anyone else get a chance to watch Lolita the movie? I know there was lik...

Re: Re: Does Age Matter

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As we grow older, age matters less. Because of the ethical and personal reasons involving individual growth, pursuing relationships with th...

Does age make a difference?

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One of the blogs I read commented on the age difference between H.H. and Lo being 25 years. Now of course I’m not advocating this relationsh...

Re: Maddie on Good or bad?

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You bring up a good point here on a protagonist’s role in a novel. The first definition in the Oxford Dictionary states, “The chief characte...
Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Re Re Re Lolita

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I agree that Nabokov has a very powerful hand over his reader. I think that one of the reasons that it is so easy at times to sympathize wit...

Re: Re: Lolita

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I'm glad to see that someone actually agrees with me! I felt so terrible getting confused as to whether or not I should see Lolita as th...
Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Re: Lolita

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I can definitely understand your confusion about this book; it's very easy to get caught up in Humbert Humbert's mind as the window ...

bruno & leslie & Jesus know love

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(Sorry about the silly tittle I couldn't help it) You both make great points, and actually, as Leslie mentioned at the end of her blog,...
Monday, December 1, 2008

Lolita

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In class today, we discussed the true nature of this novel and honestly it was like a reality check to me. While reading this book, it's...

Re: Good or bad?

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HH is clearly a "bad" guy when you're judging him from any typical standpoint, simply looking at the facts. I think the point ...

More afterword thoughts

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I really enjoyed the afterward that Nabakov wrote. It didn't really tell me anything that PK didn't tell us in class as far as how t...

re: glo racial profiling

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Glo you need to watch the whole thing and i think you'll get it. I mean look at the police force! I've never watched another series...
Sunday, November 30, 2008

On Nabokov's afteward

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I just read Nabokov's thoughts on his own book (311-317) and its exteremly interesting to me how he reflects on his own work. I began be...

Humbert Good or Bad?

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So I really meant to post this blog a couple of days ago, but never really figured out how to use this new layout till now. So whatever, her...

The Wire and Racial Profiling

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So I just want to make this blog short, sweet and to the point. I just spent a couple of hours watching bits and pieces for the First Season...

Re: Dylan's Interviews

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More than wanting to avoid being labeled as a part of folk or rock, I think Dylan really wanted to escape the "artist's intention...

Response to “Is Lolita a Love Story’

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Love is a very subjective idea; it comes in many forms, takes on many shapes and means many different things to many different people. With ...
Saturday, November 29, 2008

Re: Bruno and more

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There is a discrepancy between the traditional concept of what a love story is in literature, and how we apply it to real life. If you real...
Friday, November 28, 2008

Getting Sucked In

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After reading the other comments I'm glad other people are getting sucked into the head of our character in the same way I am. Especiall...
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