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For the best reading experience, it is advised that the reader simply dive right in with only this bit of context–"Body Ritual Among the Nacirema" was originally published as an article within an anthropology journal. Keep that fact in mind as you…

This booklet is a printed copy of an account of details of the building of St. Paul’s Catholic Church, currently located at the corner of Bow and Arrow Streets in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The new church building opened on Easter Sunday in 1923. …

"The Lake Isle of Innisfree" by Yeats is a ballade-like poem. Each stanza has three lines in hexamater with a caesura after the third foot and a fourth line in tetrameter. The rhyme scheme is ABAB for each stanza.

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L.B. Zelk, a senior studying Philosophy at Yale University, is a prolific writer for an undergraduate, having written two books and submitted several poems for publication. In this exhibit is an edited excerpt from his second book, To Arcadia, a…

In this textual transcription I utilized a derivation of the choreographic notation in Feuillet’s 1701 work Chorégraphie, ou L'art de décrire la dance par caracteres in order to convert Fokine's figures into a textual format.

Lecture notes from Adorno's Aesthetic Theory seminar #2 on the topics of Hegelian dialectics and negative dialectics

My final project text is a letter written by Jane Austen. Officially titled “Autograph letter signed, dated Godmersham, 20-22 June 1808, to Cassandra Austen”, this letter can be found at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City. Purchased by…

Bin's comment on the transcription of "Adorno's Aesthetic Theory" lecture notes

This text was created by esteemed choreographer Michel Fokine in order to preserve the nontraditional poses of his original ballet Le Dieu Bleu. Fokine choreographed Le Dieu Bleu for the Paris-based Russian ballet company, Ballet Russes, premiering…

This is a poem by my grandfather, Ganpatsingh Bhandari. He writes and shares his poems over WhatsApp, where I first read this poem. He writes in Hindi.