Category: time

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+ Aimé Morot, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Museé d’Orsay, paris, time, Travel

Life Continues Without Us: The Stoppage of Time When We Travel

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Whenever you go on a trip, whether the voyage constitutes a vacation or even work, you experience a certain suspension of time. You leave your normal everyday routine and find yourself unmoored from time, even if your family, friends, or co-workers accompany you on your journey. It’s a feeling that makes you forget what day it is. It’s a feeling that detethers you from … Read More Life Continues Without Us: The Stoppage of Time When We Travel

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+ donald trump, election 2016, nadav kandor, Pedagogy, ruddy roye, time, Uncategorized, visual analysis

Nadav Kander’s Portrait of Donald Trump and Visual Analysis

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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Ruddy Roye’s photograph of Robert Scott and the Shack Up Inn. Today, I want to briefly touch on how we can incorporate another image from latter part of 2016 into the classroom. The same week that Time named Ruddy Roye its Instagram photographer of the year, the publication named Donald Trump its 2016 person of the … Read More Nadav Kander’s Portrait of Donald Trump and Visual Analysis

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+ african american literature, american literature, attica locke, ernest j gaines, louisiana literature, richard wright, robert scott, ruddy roye, southern literature, the cutting season, time, Uncategorized, whitney plantation

History, Sharecropping, and the Shack Up Inn

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Last week, Time named Ruddy Roye (@ruddyroye) its Instagram photographer of 2016. The same week, they unveiled Donald Trump as their 2016 Person of the Year. Today, I want to briefly discuss how we can bring one of Ruddy Roye’s photographs into the classroom, specifically into the literature classroom. In an upcoming post, I will write about how we can bring  Nadav Kander’s portrait … Read More History, Sharecropping, and the Shack Up Inn

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