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⚡️ “Reflection”

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Interesting read, acknowledging gender as a social construct and having more than one definition for gender is a modernized view of what is more or less acceptable nowadays.#wtcgender

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This was an interesting read, who knew so much went into studying video games. #WTCVID

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Bloodchild was a strange and creepy story but I liked it, Butler's style of writing is very interesting.#wtckin3

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Colonization is driven by greed and want that can culminate in the complete loss of cultures and identities of people. "Reason... is found whole and entire in each man." (Pg12) #wtcces

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I agree with what Keynes was saying how growth and progress should be gradual for a society. Granted this was written in the 30's he seemed to accurately predict the present circumstances with a modernist view.#WTCKeynes

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▶ 'That's for Nipsey!'
Russell Westbrook secures historic 20-20-20 game and immediately dedicates performance to fallen rapper Nipsey Hussle https://t.co/0AicHQKGWL

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▶ Historic 20-20-21 night for Russ
Westbrook's domination in win over Lakers was an all-time performance only rivaled by Wilt Chamberlain in 1968 https://t.co/0AicHQKGWL

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Magritte early life was truly sad and tragic seems to influence his art and ideals with that said i find it difficult to not find some form of reason or meaning in works of art and life.#WTCMag

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A.E. Housman's "terrrance this is stupid stuff" i thought was an interesting and bit confusing modernist poem it to me read more like a story that was fun with all the ale and him waking up soaked to a still cruel world and attempting to poison someone?#wtcmods

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This was sort of a suspenseful reading that I read like a murder mystery "who done it" kind of story. #WTCGrove

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This poem was a little hard to decipher but seemed sad for a romantic poem#WTCEliot

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The ideals Marx was introducing such as losing yourself in your work or religion becoming less of a person was interesting. Hard to associate it with romanticism.#wtcMarx

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Wordsworth's "we are seven" was sad and I was somewhat confused to how many of the seven siblings survived. #WTCRom

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Wordsworth's lyrical ballad depicted the characteristics of true poetry and how poets view life with much attention to detail to fully experience and appreciate the moments of life. #WTCPref

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Atheism is not my cup of tea but to each their own.#WTCPBS

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A big turning point for me was how the creature was battling with being good and then his good deeds get him shot which in turn shifts his nature of good to one of spite and vengeance towards mankind and his creator that lead to a great tragedy. #wtcfrank2

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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein isn't what I thought it to be. I was picturing something other than how victor Frankenstein is depicted.#WTCFrank1

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I thought it was interesting how during the 18th century people began to not believe in the exist of satan how it showed in there literature the lack of the presence of the devil. So does that mean there was no evil during that time or just ignorant to it.? #WTCSatan

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Interesting read very much self absorbed.#WTCRS