What I found my "thought provoking" about her lecture tonight was the stories she told about different women, and how their lifestyles during this time was challenging to their mainstream world. Of course, I find that many of these stories hold much value and I appreciate her study of these ladies because though they may be overlooked, they do deserve our attention. Otherwise, her lecture kind of sucked, with lack of a better term.
Welcome to Civil War/Reconstruction History at Eastern Kentucky University. In this blog, students in the spring, 2015 version of HIS 424 (Civil War and Reconstruction) will post commentary on their research. This is the second semester the class has used this format. It is something of an experiment for us all; we'll see how the blog format works as a platform for research.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Women and the American Civil War Lecture
What I found my "thought provoking" about her lecture tonight was the stories she told about different women, and how their lifestyles during this time was challenging to their mainstream world. Of course, I find that many of these stories hold much value and I appreciate her study of these ladies because though they may be overlooked, they do deserve our attention. Otherwise, her lecture kind of sucked, with lack of a better term.
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Yeah I wasn't a fan of her lecture. I attempted to be polite in my blog and not bash her. It was everything in my power to resist the urge to fall asleep during her talk. I probably would have if she didn't mention prostitutes.
ReplyDeleteYou could have just played with your bellybutton lint and gotten the same affect.
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