Syllabus
Melodie RoschmanA curated collection of writing, art, ideas, and ephemera focused on a common theme that I’ve been thinking about this week, delivered just in time for your weekend.
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ON: Unruly Women
Song of the Week: “mad woman,” by Taylor Swift - “Every time you call me crazy / I get more crazy/ What about that?”
Part of the way through my sophomore year of university, the English department advertised an upcoming class with an eye-c...
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It’s hard to believe, but I am only a little over five weeks away from my due date! I’m guessing there will likely only be 1-2 more issues of Syllabus before the baby comes, and then I’ll be going on indefinite hiatus until I...
ON: Cats
Song of the Week: “Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats,” by Andrew Lloyd Weber - “Feline, fearless, faithful and true”
In the long months and years I spent writing my dissertation, there were few milestones I looked forward to as much as craf...
ON: The Culture of Power & The Civilization of Love
Song of the Week: “Love Love Love,” by The Mountain Goats - “Some things you’ll do for money and some you’ll do for fun / But the things you do for love are going to come back to you one by one”
Do you ever have one of those weeks that mak...
ON: Translation
Song of the Week: “Elle me dit,” by MIKA - “Un jour tu comprendras”1
The other day, I was reading an article about AI and creative writing. The author argued that while artificial intelligence may someday skillfully dupe the appearance of...
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English Literature PhD, public educator, and trivia buff. I have marathoned the Lord of the Rings 18 times.
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