I gave my presentation today on ecocriticism. Now I have the rest of the semester to concentrate on my paper.I'll begin with reading the book, which is Angela Carter's "Nights at the Circus" .Then I am going to find some myths that she has alluded to the novel and also I should realize how these myths are incorporated.
Mythology is one of my passions in literature ,but apply it on a text is not easy at all because you have to know all the stories of at least famous myths, from ancient Greek gods to Christian and Bible stories.
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Posted by: hamed ghoddusi | October 27, 2006 03:32 PM
It's not easy task for me to writing in english too, but I write this comment to note a thing about signs in english writing, that appears it randomly has been ignored in your writings. Point at the end of statement (What they named it? fulesta?), come in english (and our language too) just after last word of the statement. (without space) It's also true about colon, semicolon and cama. They come without spacing with their's before word.
(I know my comment has many errors. It's one of my first writings in english. sorry!)
Posted by: mohsenmomeni | October 27, 2006 04:51 PM
Ooh my god!
I forgot say main thing that I want to say. Happy your new blog. I hope it became so readable, like your persian blog.
Posted by: mohsenmomeni | October 27, 2006 04:54 PM
Ooh my god!
I forgot say main thing that I want to say. Happy your new blog. I hope it become so readable, like your persian blog.
Posted by: mohsenmomeni | October 27, 2006 04:55 PM
Dear Mohsen,
thanks for your nice comments. The punctuation stuff is not as easy at it seems. The easiest one is of course, fullstop which should normally be at the end os a sentence but what about commas? English has a difficult manner in putting commas in a sentence. In Farsi we put comma most of the time when we want to divide our sentences into phrases.
Posted by: maryam | October 27, 2006 05:03 PM
nice job. :)
Posted by: safoora | October 27, 2006 05:44 PM
Oh! I do not have any idea about semantic of punctuation. I wrote about their form. However, it seems that semantics is easy too. Everywhere that needs to have comma, call us itself! (What they do, when they write English? It is very difficult for me. )
Posted by: mohsenmomeni | October 28, 2006 03:31 AM