First part of my presentation runs from 00:58-1:48 and second part from 5:06-7:18
Injustice, Anxiety, and Surveillance in “Sofia Petrovna”
Written for the University of South Florida, May, 2019 Sofia Petrovna is a novel that is undeniably political in nature. Written directly during Stalin’s purge in 1936-1938, the book revolves around the life of a typist called Sofia Petrovna. Author Lydia Chukovskaya depicts the horrors of life in a Soviet system under Stalin’s rule. By […]
Where is Home
Two first generations and one second generation American open up about the joys and struggle of growing up. Film won top 16 at the Campus Movies Fest. https://campusmoviefest.com/movies/66963-where-is-home
Generation gap in Bhutan
Visual Impairment-blindness and sight, and Mental Impairment: aging in King Lear
Written for the University of South Florida, December, 2017 Lear is a unique play amongst other Shakespearean classics due to the fact that it addresses impairment through the medical aspect unlike other tragedies such as Hamlet and Richard III where the cultural and social aspect in treatment of Hamlet and Richard are stressed. As such, […]