Sometimes looking back at your class notes from University is really enlightening… other times… it goes like this: “don’t blame Catherine, Henry…we’ll get you some fertility counselling”…… Read more “Hilariously Flippant Lecture Quotes !!!”
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making art: metaphor, metamorphosis, metastasis, m e a n i n g c. Kate Gough Photo by Pierre Bamin on Unsplash
ruins v dawn
c. Kate Gough
Thoreau on the (Hu)man
"See how he cowers and sneaks, how vaguely all day he fears, not being immortal or divine, but the slave and prisoner of his own opinion of… Read more "Thoreau on the (Hu)man"
Meteora (c)
0% c. Mary Kathryn Gough Black & White film 100 or 400, Jan 2005 Monastics used to climb up into these crags and crevices to pray and… Read more "Meteora (c)"
Remembrance
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A Man For All Seasons.
The Position of Rule: A Richly Embroidered Tapestry and a Decision of Foundation Looking at the interplay of rule, or politics, and faith, it would appear that…… Read more “A Man For All Seasons.”
A Legend & A Life Story: Who was Saint Francis of Assisi?
A Legend and A Life Story: Who was Saint Francis of Assisi? St. Francis of Assisi’s spiritual life was unfathomable even to those around him while he…… Read more “A Legend & A Life Story: Who was Saint Francis of Assisi?”
Augustine & Plato on Happiness of Soul… (II)
Although Augustine was strongly influenced by Plato, the two have clearly different ideas of what constitutes human Happiness. For Plato, justice, or psychic harmony, is the dominant…… Read more “Augustine & Plato on Happiness of Soul… (II)”
Plato on Happiness of Soul…
Is the just person truly happier than the unjust person? In his comparative thesis, Plato never directly addresses what happiness is, but by analyzing certain definitions that…… Read more “Plato on Happiness of Soul…”
Gender in Greek Mythology
Gender in Greek Mythology Greek mythology has been thought of as entirely patriarchal and denigrating to women. It is easy to see why. Many of the most…… Read more “Gender in Greek Mythology”
The Papacy in the Middle Ages
While this is not my best paper on merit of its writing style alone, I believe it to be a topic worth deep consideration… * ~ *…… Read more “The Papacy in the Middle Ages”
Oedipus the King
Mary Kathryn Huffman (married: Gough) / Classical Mythology (231) / Fall ’02 / Professor Winkle Oedipus the King Oedipus the King is a masterful work in which…… Read more “Oedipus the King”
Empire Ruling Techniques
1Marykathryn Huffman (mar: Gough) / 2/16/06 J. Bratt / Essay 1; STBR 372 Ruling Techniques of the British Empire After losing Calais in France in 1558, England’s…… Read more “Empire Ruling Techniques”
Impressions of Old London
1Marykathryn Huffman (mar: Gough) / February 10th, 2006 / Essay 1: J. Bratt Impressions of Old London My impressions of old London have been, at this point…… Read more “Impressions of Old London”
Britain in India: World War I through the 1960s
Marykathryn Huffman (mar. Gough) 4/24/06 Prof. Bratt STBR 372 Essay #3By 1914, India had long been subjected to the harsh treatment of Imperial Britain, a country used…… Read more “Britain in India: World War I through the 1960s”
The Great Wars & Athenian Ascendancy
The Great Wars and Athenian Ascendancy The Formation of an Athenian Empire c. Mary Kathryn Gough (Katie Gough), Ancient Western Civ., 7/22/02 Essay 2 The 5th century…… Read more “The Great Wars & Athenian Ascendancy”
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