So. Fifty pages of text, another eleven of bib.
That’s long, too long.
CAP: progress
So.
Long time, no talk to.
It’s been hard-core writing since the return from San Jose (Jack’s doing great, btw).
And how am I doing?
CAP: progress
Had a good couple of days writing. Coriolanus section is done, and I’m closing in on the Julius Caesar section.
CAP: release
Great conversation with my capstone adviser yesterday.
I had been concerned with my progress. The introduction was fine, but as I was getting into writing what I’m calling my “baselining” sections, background information on Rome and the literary theory frameworks that form the foundation of my work, I was getting bogged down…
CAP: let the writing begin!
Research done.
Let the writing begin!
CAP: let the writing begin…
CAP: a tentative title
So I’ve got a tentative title for the capstone thesis…
CAP: a great phone call and a green light
In the midst of reading through secondary sources… I’ve still got 40+ to read on my iPad. But in the midst off all this, I got a phone call from my capstone adviser…
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CAP: research and more research
OK. First, dirty, rough, really lousy (i.e. perfect) draft of the prospectus in the books. So to speak.
Now it’s all about the research, reading secondary source after secondary source, pulling ideas and quotes I can use…. well, that and reading the prospectuses of two of my classmates so I can respond to them.
CAP: playing catch-up from earlier in the week
So, a week, no CAP entries… it’s not like work hasn’t continued, just life got in the way. We got to take Jack up to San Jose for college orientation, so publishing got pushed off to the side…
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