Tuesday, April 13, 2010
There is a new play about the American Bloomsbury. It is about Fuller and includes Hawthorne, Emerson and Thoreau. I am trying to decide if I want to go see it. I think I will try. I think the dynamics between that group were very interesting and it would be cool to see someone's take on it. Although I read the sources the writer used and I had read them for my thesis. But the article said it was funny.
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Is "But the article said it was funny" pejorative for you? Maybe I'm misunderstanding your tone.
The reason I gave just before that-that I had already read the sources she used to write the play-was a reason not to go, so I was saying that it being funny was a reason to go.
I think this is one of the reasons I am not getting any jobs-I can't communicate through writing myself, let alone teach others to write:).
I really don't think you should mistake my lack of reading comprehension as any inability to communicate on your part.
Oh, but that is not what I teach my students:). Especially when I am asking them to write with more clarity.
Meh, you've got a couple of degrees, so if someone doesn't understand, it's not your fault.
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