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A class blog for Students of English 101 -- Introduction to Fiction -- an Intensive Writing course at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada
Ecce Vita Mea
- Dr. Stephen Ogden
- Ex hoc momento pendet Æternitas. Drexelius (via Henry Vaughan.)
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- "Bridget Jones in Paris" Blog
- Nanotechnology today....in Alberta
- Taoism in "All Tomorrow's Parties"
- The Devil Tempts Literature Students
- William Gibson Wrap up
- Supply, Demand & Desire
- "Twitter": Cell-phone Mini-blogging
- Clarke's Third Law and Gibson's "All Tomorrow's Pa...
- Clocks: "the order uncomprehended."
- Nodes & Interstices
- Classroom Insta-messaging & Profs
- Essay Writing Assistance
- Gorillaz: Virtual Band
- TA lecture: notes
- Blogs of Note
- Literary Method: from Comments
- Influence of "Blade Runner" on William Gibson's Fi...
- Coupland and (Generation) Alienation
- TA Lecture
- "The Man" in "ATP"
- The Metaphysics of "All Tomorrow's Parties"
- William Gibson, Blogger
- Douglas Coupland: Prophet, Part II
- "All Tomorrow's Parties:" Titular Significance
- Douglas Coupland: Prophecy
- More detail on some of the types of "Irony"
- Invective: the Eric Alterman Example
- "Imaginative Truth"
- Cognate Meaning for "Jason"
- Coupland's "Doubt" in Literary Context
- Rock Bands & Religiosity
- Blog Criticisms
- Douglas Coupland & Cynicism
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2 comments:
In lecture, you established a parallel between Jason and Jesus, but you didn't directly answer what actually happened to Jason or where he is at the conclusion of the book. Is it safe to assume, drawing on the Christian belief that Christ was physically raised up into heaven, that Jason was also physically raised from this world? (Although, I suppose he wouldn't have been resurrected in the same way as Jesus, but rather removed from society in the same sense as the Sasquatch is removed.)
You don't need me to do this, I see....
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