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Midterm Exhibit and Tags Display
Image taken of ENG 362: Fall 2019 wundertopfs exhibit and collection tag cloud.
Midterm Exhibit
Image taken of ENG 362: Fall 2019 class Wundertopfs on display for the midterm exam
Saunders' "Lincoln in the Bardo" Notes
ENG 362-Fall 2019
Lecture notes of Saunders' "Lincoln in the Bardo"
Saunders, Winky Notes
ENG 362-Fall 2019
Lecture notes exploring Saunder's short story Winky
Crafts, Sympathy In Joy Notes
ENG 362-Fall 2019
A congested exploration of race, sympathy in joy and their societal implications and discussions
Emily Dickinson Notes
ENG 362-Fall 2019
Dickinson "Surprise is like a thrilling - pungent" analysis notes
"Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall-Street" Notes
[ENG 362-Fall 2019]
Lecture notes on "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall-Street"
"Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall-Street" Notes
[ENG 362-Fall 2018]
Lecture notes on "Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall-Street"
Revolutions in Print: Blake Discussino
Image from notes where the class explored the construction and detail of Blake's pictures and poetry.
Concept Track
A plotting of ideas aiming to track the progression of lecture content.
Sympathy In Joy Mind Map
A mapping of ideas regarding the progressive understanding of sympathy in joy and in pain.
Theory Dome
A mechanical diagram of theoretical foundations and perpetuating processes
A Collection of Wundertopfs
A Collections of ENG 362 Fall 2019 Wondertopfs
The Culture and Society of Book Making and Beyond
Form, Association, Meaning Making
A Sketched Overview:
Specs, Instructions, Guides Lines
Specifications in the planning stage
A Disjointed Understanding of One’s Self
A collection of colored stones, a Stitch keychain and a Reeces peanut butter cup wrapper in the shape of a rock.
A Life of Familiarity, Comfort, & Nostalgia
Mundane and wondrous experiences that power the wheels of time.
The Things We Think are Meaningless
Are they really? Things that are held on to that don’t serve a purpose in the present, but may be useful later on. The creator of this collection presents the idea that there is meaning in things left dormant.