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The English Garden: An Exploration of British Literature Main Menu Contributors to the Web Project list of contributors to The English Garden web project The Origins of Emily Bronte's ‘Jouissance’ in Wuthering Heights Nick Dinsmore, Eng 481 Final Project, Spring 2015, SSU, Prof. Chingling Wo Landscape Architecture: The Inhabitant Upbringing A powerpoint that can be viewed by pasting the link in "content" to the url bar The Consequence of Commerce: Land & Sea Final. Flat Character to Rounded Character Character Development: A Transformative Mode of Thought from "Robinson Crusoe" to "Wuthering Heights" Introduction to "Metaphorical Graveyard: Exploring Flat and Rounded Charecters in Robinson Crusoe and Wuthering Heights" and "Wicked Domestication and Moonbeams" This is an introduction to the following pages, it explains their signifance and offers a perspective of connection between certain types of characters within the novel and how they impact issues in society.

Introduction to The English Garden

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By: Olivia Smith

The English Garden page as a whole, is meant to share various things we have learned and found interesting in the class English 481, British Literature taught by Professor Chingling Wo. This was a very interesting class, we covered British literature through various perspectives and content. We each as students, identified with different perspectives and content which you will see as you explore the main menu. These various student voices offer a unique perspective of British Literature and make the published student  content that much more interesting because of it's variety.

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at home at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England - Edwin Henry Landseer

Contents of this path:

  1. Contributors to the Web Project