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Language, Culture, & Literature @UC8aHBlwgkXTPpQwdRvqTMig@youtube.com

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Jonathan M. Newman, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Mis


Welcoem to posts!!

in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c

Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 7 months ago

Teaching Dr. Faustus this week. Love this edgy, heavy metal play!

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 7 months ago

What's more cringe?

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 7 months ago

This gave me a lot of joy.

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 8 months ago

Cooking up new material for my Survey of English Lit course

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 8 months ago

My rhetorical device shorts are not doing anything like the numbers my historical slang series did, but I'm proud of this work and I enjoy it and I'm going to keep doing it.

Also, it's helping me remember also those crazy Greek words. after doing two shorts on it, I will never forget what anadiplosis is. Anadiplosis is what I am doing right now.

(Also, why does the Shorts Algorithm™ always pick the most unflattering frame to use as the thumb?)

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 9 months ago

New video! Hear me get a little snarky, but in a well-intended way. I got your back!

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 9 months ago

coming soon:
An end-of-semester special: 7 Essay Openers to Avoid Like the Plague

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 10 months ago

If you're new to the channel, check out my fun little video on "Herbos"-- it discusses linguistic models of semantic shifts as well as pop culture.

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 10 months ago

We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to announce 1) our Wordle rematch with ‪@WhySuda‬ and 2) the soon-to-be released special event video, "How to Use ChatGPT to Write WITHOUT Cheating!"

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Language, Culture, & Literature
Posted 11 months ago

For those unconvinced by the association of ersatz's usage in English with WWII, here's the google ngram. It's not a perfect instrument, but this is a pretty clear bump

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