Welcome to the blog for ENGL 2000. Throughout the semester we'll use this space to foster discussion as we consider how our texts critique the social and political uses of literacy, censorship, and writing.
Though I'll serve as moderator, everyone is encouraged to start new discussions, post relevant links, etc. in addition to your regular group contributions.
-JB
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Welcome! ENGL2k is a blog maintained by a composition class at Louisiana State University. Under the direction of their instructor, Joseph Brown, students will explore and discuss ideas pertaining to the course's assigned texts. We invite visitors and readers to join the discussion and contribute their thoughts and reflections as we make our way through the reading.
What We're Reading
- Fahrenheit 451 (Ray Bradbury)
- Feed (M.T. Anderson)
- We (Yevgeny Zamyatin)
- Flowers for Algernon (Daniel Keyes)
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- Spiraling Into Oblivion
- Freedoms Surrendered?
- Are We All Conformers in the End?
- Man vs. Himself
- Faber: Voice of Reason?
- An F451 Reason to Watch the Oscars
- Mildred Montag: Epitome of Emptiness
- From the Lighter Side of Censorship
- Beatty: Friend or Foe?
- NEA Report on Dire State of Reading in the United ...
- Editorial from the BR Advocate on F451
- Article on Bradbury's Indebtedness to Cinema
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