Valerie Osbourn
I am an art student at UNM. I take my schooling very seriously and hope to study abroad in the coming semesters. I am an independant thinker, and can make decisions for myself.
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The Gothic: America's First LiteratureThis paper details how The Gothic is used, and why it is so attractive to us.
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America: Fear and RebellionThis paper is about the ways that Washington Irving and Nathaniel Hawthorne display an early America through their short stories. It looks at the way that Gothic literature reflects American history.
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Sally Mann's Immediate Family: The Unflinching and Unafraid ChildhoodThis essay discusses Sally Mann's body of work "Immediate Family". It will help readers understand her often misunderstood work.
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Ghosts: Literary SymbolsThis paper outlines how ghosts are used as literary symbols in American gothic literature. It focuses on Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow".
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Michael Gondry's The Science of Sleep: A Journey into DreamsThis is a review of the film "The Science of Sleep" by Michel Gondry. A summary and recommendation based off of Michel Gondry's hit film "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind".
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Espresso: A Brief History and Guide to EnjoymentThis is an article on the history of espresso, and the different types of espresso drinks. There is also a brief how-to on making espresso and frothing milk.
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Scrapbooking: Not Your Average Photo AlbumScrapbooking is a fun and rewarding hobby that anyone can do. Get started now!
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An Artist's Guide to How to Get Over a Creative BlockCreative Block is something that can be hard to live with, but is suprisingly easy to get over. Once you know how, you will be producing quality work in no time.
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Faulkner's Gender StereotypesThis highlights Faulkner's anti-feminist views in the story "A Rose for Emily". This tale is a staple in American Gothic fiction, and gives us a unique snapshop into the lives and views of early Americans.