#367britlit A great mini-thesis, and it can be applied in many historical contexts outside of Milkman.
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YES! I feel like you called this early too! This is such an interesting aspect of NLMG #367britlit
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I really like how you connected his detail-oriented language to his irreversible personality changes
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the comparison to these characters is *chefs kiss*
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#367britlit i like this scene and the interpretation i had but i think the thesis i wrote was a little weak and needs to be a tad more argumentative. im not sure how i'd do that as of now but there's promise.
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Really interesting idea here. Especially when thinking about post modernism.
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This MT is so good and so true! To me, it represented the power that women can have over a community's social guidelines as well #367britlit
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#367britlit I love that Liv was able to connect architecture and aesthetics to sexuality! It's genius close-reading.
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I think this is so comprehensive of the ideology that Milkman represents and the massive effect on society that he had even with just his presence. #367britlit
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Totally agree. From her first chapter I had a feeling this is where we were going. She just wanted some semblance of love, but with someone who could not give it back in the way she needed. #367britlit
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I remember seeing this when it was posted, and it has stuck with me since #367britlit
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Love the connection between the story events and time period context.
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A very good MT from Paige that I like, as it references how "normalcy" to Barry = heteronormativity #367britlit
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#367britlit I feel like this mini thesis is still strong, as it speaks to how violence is the main language spoken in Middle Sister's community in "Milkman"
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#367britlit loved atonement and the dynamic of Briony's character within the novel and i think this MT perfectly states her role in the novel
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"Pray do not corrupt the cats with poetry." #lovelaceandbabbage #367britlit
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MT: The frames themselves tell a complete story, but footnotes add context and present an alternative narrative that is presented at first glance.
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#367britlit #lovelaceandbabbage #minithesis
Ada saving the girl is symbolic of the scary newness the machine would pose to the people seeing it for the first time.
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"His name isn't even George! It's...Eric!"
Ah yes. Panic doxxing another fake name. Feel like I would do that lol.
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I'm a huge comic book fan, and something about full page splashes with the main character shown multiple times to illustrate movement tickles my monkey brain.
Side note- this is why my computer made the embarrassing sound - not allergies
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Ada debugging Victorian bureaucracy and dreaming in math? Iconic. Babbage arguing with street musicians and imaginary numbers? Peak chaos. Steampunk meets snarky footnotes = pure joy! #367britlit #lovelaceandbabbage
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#367britlit The machine creates a whole new world of its own almost with its own ecosystem and definitely has a lot of fauna.
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MT: Texts in conversation create dialogue between authors. George and Lovelice do this here for Alice in Wonderland and A Room of One's Own.
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