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FACTS DON'T EXIST//A GRAPHIC EXPERIMENT

Submitted by kgould on Thu, 12/16/2010 - 9:42pm

Here are the links to my final project, "FACTS DON'T EXIST," a small graphic experiment on story-telling, comic books, and non-fiction prose.

Images are on DeviantArt because of file size issues.

 

FACTS DON'T EXIST Gallery
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The Philosophy and Writing of History: Searching for Truth?

Submitted by pfischer on Thu, 12/16/2010 - 8:55pm

Historians didn’t stick to the facts; the facts stuck to the historians.

– Carl Becker

 

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The story of Evolution and the story of the Bible

Submitted by maht91 on Thu, 12/16/2010 - 4:43pm

 The story of Evolution and the story of the Bible

          My Experience with both Religion and Evolution:

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Editing: The Altering of "Voice"

Submitted by veritatemdilexi on Thu, 12/16/2010 - 11:41am

 Mary Margaret Peebles

Final Paper

Nonfiction Prose

Professor A. Dalke

17 December 2010    

 

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Non-Fictional Prose and the Reality of All Creatures

Submitted by EVD on Wed, 12/15/2010 - 6:34pm

          Throughout this course, we have explored the difficulties of categorizing literature as fiction or non-fiction. Because all literature is bound to be biased and because categorization as “non-fiction” implies truthfulness and factuality, no work of literature can be categorized as “non-fiction” with any definitiveness.

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