Thursday, December 14, 2006. I have no idea what is going to be on the test but I hope that by making this post it will help me memorize the stuff that I think is important.

Tuesday, December 05, 2006. I hope you will bear the poem written not by or for the poet. An Appeal for the Aesthetic Ugly. Wherein does bear Daisy to bear Dolly,. Along the golden brick a fools train and. Lions roar, remembered not at station 218. American artificer adorned amid angelic rags.

Though The Viewing Screen - Mything America. Monday, November 20, 2006. With a screenplay written by Nabokov. Humbert Humbert first meets Lolita in a classic scene from the Stanley Kubrick film. Vladimir Nabokov in Rome in 1959, after Lolita. Nabokov reads the central poem from Lolita.

A place to reflect upon various thoughts and connections from a multitude of classes. A storehouse of ideas to be detailed here if ever I wish to recall them. Wednesday, December 06, 2006. I stand before the class in all my Gothic Lolita glory. I finish my presentation and turn to the side, making a choice, and sayin.

Tuesday, December 05, 2006. I believe the lecture on Nov 21 to be one of the most interesting of the semester. i really like listening to everyone talk about lolita. here are some of the more interesting points and what i think about them. To the astute reader everything is a sign.

More Lecture Notes on Lolita. 7 Aspects of the Nabokov Novel. Lecture brought us butterflies in November. Class generated notes for Test 2. Wednesday, December 06, 2006. I explored the mythical figure of Cassandra for my final.

Its postings are intended to venture into the underlying mythologies of the American Experience and Psyche. As the infamous Hunter Thompson proded at the underbelly of the beast, we hope to go the same. Friday, December 08, 2006. Subject of innocence is the reader. Dead Man Xebeche and Bill Blake image in Lone Ranger. White horse as image of courage.

Michael Sexson on the wonderful campus of Montana State University. This blog is going to reflect my thoughts and ideas of readings, pictures, and movies all pertaining to American Literature between 1865-today. Tuesday, December 05, 2006. Monday, December 04, 2006. The Last of the Class Notes.