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wgcampbell wrote a new post, Our course macrocosm, on the site Milton, Spring 2021 1 month, 1 week ago
Welcome. This is our course “macrocosm” site, where all your individual RamPage sites will automagically appear once we’ve got the network set up. Remember, don’t post your reflections here directly–they go on […]
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wgcampbell created the site Milton, Spring 2021 1 month, 1 week ago
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Ok let's talk about the 1970 BBC Little Women, on the site Lotsa Little Women 4 months, 1 week ago
I’ve read a lot of blog posts in my life, and this is one of the best I’ve read. Wow, and thank you!
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wgcampbell commented on the post, A new site? *eyeballs emoji*, on the site Meh 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Hi–sorry for the confusion–you’re exactly right the first time. The comments site is just a way to aggregate all the comments and then display them on the class site. So yes, just comment on the posts on the […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Class Connections, on the site Marsden's Brit Lit Reflections 4 months, 3 weeks ago
You are most welcome. Thank you for those encouraging words.
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wgcampbell created the site Fiction Into Film, Fall 2020 6 months, 2 weeks ago
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wgcampbell created the site British Literature I, Fall 2020 6 months, 2 weeks ago
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Some Extra Reading, on the site Talking Heads 11 months, 1 week ago
Thanks a bunch for these links. Some great stuff here. That Vox piece was the first really fine reading of American Dharma, and a breath of fresh air compared to stinkers like Owen Gleiberman’s piece.
Did you […]
I am Errol Morris. Let’s talk about my New York Times piece, “The Pianist and the Lobster," and about filmmaking. AMA. from movies
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Detail Detail Detail, on the site The More You Know 11 months, 1 week ago
Oh: and you should definitely see Twelve O’Clock High. Bannon’s reading of that film is as thin and self-serving (and revealing) as his reading of The Fog of War. Maybe more so.
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Detail Detail Detail, on the site The More You Know 11 months, 1 week ago
Indeed yes. And then to watch it all burn to the ground at the end….
Add to these wonderful details what it is that turning the mug around signifies in Twelve O’Clock High: a bombing mission is planned and […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Beginning the Wikipedia Assignment, on the site Appreciating Aporia 1 year ago
Hi Greg–you should be able to see the training modules and exercises, and click directly on the ones you’ve not yet done or haven’t completed. Go to the dashboard, click on Students, then look for the tab (upper […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Brain Dead, on the site The More You Know 1 year ago
A beautiful and inspiring post.
It’s head-spinning stuff, for sure. In addition to the abstract (almost “word math”) aspects of philosophy, one of the really strange things about reading philosophical […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Legacy, on the site exploring errol, vol. ii 1 year, 1 month ago
I subscribe to a literary newsletter called “Notabilia.” Each day the curator (a friend named Chris Lott) sends out a snippet of extraordinary writing. Yesterday, this snippet appeared in my inbox. I thought of […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Reactionary Authenticity, on the site exploring errol, vol. ii 1 year, 1 month ago
Here’s the article I tried to link to in my comment above:
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Reactionary Authenticity, on the site exploring errol, vol. ii 1 year, 1 month ago
Very thoughtful post.
One note about diction: “reactionary” typically connotes an extreme kind of conservatism. All artists react to their historical and cultural contexts in one way or another, but a […]
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wgcampbell created the site Errol Morris: A Senior Seminar 1 year, 1 month ago
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wgcampbell wrote a new post, Comment on Encloistered Virtue in the age of Fake News by wgcampbell, on the site miltonf19comments 1 year, 3 months ago
Oh, and P.S.: The phrase is actually “fugitive and cloistered”–though I do like the adjective “encloistered.”
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Encloistered Virtue in the age of Fake News, on the site Mingling with Milton 1 year, 3 months ago
Oh, and P.S.: The phrase is actually “fugitive and cloistered”–though I do like the adjective “encloistered.”
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wgcampbell wrote a new post, Comment on Encloistered Virtue in the age of Fake News by wgcampbell, on the site miltonf19comments 1 year, 3 months ago
This is indeed a difficult question. Whoever knew Truth put to the worse, in a free and open encounter? It all depends on “free and open.” I tend to think that if it’s really a free and open encounter, truth will […]
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wgcampbell commented on the post, Encloistered Virtue in the age of Fake News, on the site Mingling with Milton 1 year, 3 months ago
This is indeed a difficult question. Whoever knew Truth put to the worse, in a free and open encounter? It all depends on “free and open.” I tend to think that if it’s really a free and open encounter, truth will […]
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