A few questions on _All the Pretty Horses_ (don’t feel obligated to speak to all of them at once–pick and choose as you like, as we work our way through the book): What are John Grady Cole’s values? Are those… Read more_All the Pretty Horses_ discussion questions
The first thirty pages of McCarthy’s novel are chiefly an exposition for the atmosphere that John Grady and his family are living in. After the death of his grandfather, the family ranch and estate is put up for sale…. Read moreERA McCarth pp1-30
A nation needs to have a unified identity.
In Chapter 6 of “Who Are We” Huntington gets into the meat of what really created American identity. He beings talking about the signing of the declaration of independence, and moves on to describe how wars shaped the nation, namely… Read moreERA Who Are We Chapter 6
In this chapter, the emergence, history, and the importance of identity in America is explored. A nation’s identity is not permanent or fixed as it often changes, for example, this can be seen with the United States as its identity… Read moreWho Are We? Chapter 6 ERA