
The Sum of My Undergraduate Degree
Call it being Type "A", being anal retentive, intelligent, stupid, crazy, on-crack, but I saved every single paper from my undergraduate degree (at least most of them.)
Most people write their papers, wipe their brows with tear-soaked tissues, and say "thank fuck that's done so I can never think about THAT again," before moving onto the next paper.
To me, I thought that was a waste. If I'm going to spend five years of my life writing papers, researching, and learning how to think deeply and critically, how can you measure your actual progress without keeping that record? So. I kept it. And it is very obvious how much I grew even year to year, never mind how much I grew from year one to year five.
Preserved entirely, I present, ALL of my papers that have survived (alas, when my mac died on me, I didn't have every single one backed up, so you can see the gaps in the earlier years). I have published them so it actually adheres to the dates they were submitted, and from most recent to least recent.
The growth is astonishing.
All the essays are available for free below, but a bound edition will soon be available, and the funds from the sales of this book will be 100% going to my student debt.
Juvenilia: University-Era Essays

Delightful Wordplay and Concealed Conflict in '...
Charlotte Brontë’s novel, Jane Eyre, employs a wonderful turn of phrase, all stemming from Jane’s last name, “Eyre”. It is so unbelievably multifunctional, I could barely tolerate my excitement and...
Delightful Wordplay and Concealed Conflict in '...
Charlotte Brontë’s novel, Jane Eyre, employs a wonderful turn of phrase, all stemming from Jane’s last name, “Eyre”. It is so unbelievably multifunctional, I could barely tolerate my excitement and...

Identity Explored Through Mystery and Discovery...
The Victorian Era of literature was vast, and the evolution of ideas and stakes grew particularly towards the end of 19th century. The four novels, Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens...
Identity Explored Through Mystery and Discovery...
The Victorian Era of literature was vast, and the evolution of ideas and stakes grew particularly towards the end of 19th century. The four novels, Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens...

Playing God - The Folly of Mad Scientists: A Di...
The Island of Doctor Moreau explores scientific ethics, and despite the years that have passed, I think it’s as relevant as ever. The animal cruelty, the playing at God, the secrecy...
Playing God - The Folly of Mad Scientists: A Di...
The Island of Doctor Moreau explores scientific ethics, and despite the years that have passed, I think it’s as relevant as ever. The animal cruelty, the playing at God, the secrecy...

A Study on Voice and Diction: A Discussion of "...
What effect does the run on nature of Carroll's first two sentences have on the following narrative, and why did he choose to use that sentence structure? Lewis Carroll’s intentional...
A Study on Voice and Diction: A Discussion of "...
What effect does the run on nature of Carroll's first two sentences have on the following narrative, and why did he choose to use that sentence structure? Lewis Carroll’s intentional...

Symbolic Depictions in Fiction Using Animals: A...
Characters – People and/or Animals? Create character profiles for each of the main characters – do you naturally include the animal characters? Do you treat them the same or differently than...
Symbolic Depictions in Fiction Using Animals: A...
Characters – People and/or Animals? Create character profiles for each of the main characters – do you naturally include the animal characters? Do you treat them the same or differently than...

"Le Cid" Presentation Response
Firstly, thank you for sharing your presentation, Rebecca. The use of supplementary images and slides were a wonderful addition, and I see how it really helps to keep the presentation...
"Le Cid" Presentation Response
Firstly, thank you for sharing your presentation, Rebecca. The use of supplementary images and slides were a wonderful addition, and I see how it really helps to keep the presentation...