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1 giorno fa · Correlate baseball’s development with American social and cultural life. Examine how key components and unique values of the game contribute to its long-standing appeal in American life. Evaluate how the literary elements in well-written baseball stories, such as characterization, setting, and plot, contribute to the stories’ themes.
5 giorni fa · Professor Floyd Cheung has published an “essential” anthology of writing by Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II. BY BARBARA SOLOW. Published June 27, 2024. Professor Floyd Cheung says recovering lost and forgotten writing by Asian Americans has long been part of his “calling as a scholar.”. Cheung, who is professor of ...
15 ore fa · Opinion Columnist. July 2, 2024. If America were a painting, it would almost certainly be a self-portrait. Ours is a nation obsessed with depicting and interpreting itself, usually with the ...
5 giorni fa · Submissions are open for the 6th Heroines Anthology and the 2025 Heroines Women’s Writing Prize. Volume 6 is a special witchcraft-themed edition. We are accepting poems and short fiction from women across the globe. Heroines Anthology publishes literary writing by women.
5 giorni fa · I wanted to create a literary text and also a teaching text; a book that would serve teachers and students. “We both wanted a diversity of voices—including women’s voices. In the book we have recovered dozens of works that have been overlooked in the archives or remain untranslated in Japanese.
3 giorni fa · History of baseball, overview of notable events and people in the history of baseball. Long known as “America’s Pastime,” the sport was not actually created in the United States and has been passed over in popularity by American football. Nevertheless, baseball remains, to many, inextricably tied.
2 giorni fa · The telling room, a youth writing and literacy organization based in Portland, maine, recently published a new anthology of student work. “this moment and the next” asks “what do we do with this moment, this during? and how does the present bridge our pasts to our collective future?” the book gathers work from 43 authors. “i do not want to die,” writes sophomore lily Jessen ...
