Professor Kozlowski attempts a new feat: talking coherently about nine different Bradbury short stories with different themes, settings, and tones.  Fortunately this includes some old favorites, like "The Veldt", "The Long Rain", and "The Fire Balloons."

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Professor Kozlowski turns his attention to the second half of Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 to discuss the value of literature, the dire consequences of Bradbury's dystopia, and the grim fatalism of the book's conclusion and message.

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The legacy of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and Assassin's Creed: Revelations is that of cash-grab sequels capitalizing on Assassin's Creed 2's success.  In this largely aimless diatribe, Professor Kozlowski re-evaluates that legacy, examining the conflicting priorities between Ubisoft's corporate agenda and the artistic aspirations of the series.

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Professor Kozlowski explores the characters and world of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 as it appears in the first half of the book - and discusses at some length the fears and characteristics we share with that world today.

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The second half of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles is messy, uneven, and occasionally changed from edition to edition.  In this lecture, Professor Kozlowski examines each of the stories in the collection individually in an attempt to appreciate the value of each one, both in isolation, and in the context of the collection.

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Professor Kozlowski discusses the first half of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles, examining how Bradbury deconstructs the typical adventure-to-another-planet story, how he presents the dying Martian civilization as a mirror to our own, and how Bradbury navigates the complicated issues of colonization, imperialism, and human ambition.

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Assassins' Creed II was widely hailed as a dramatic improvement over the first game, fixing many of its faults and delivering an overall better gameplay experience.  But Professor Kozlowski's take is not quite so optimistic.

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Professor Kozlowski introduces his Fall 2022 reading project: working through the books of Ray Bradbury!  But why this writer, these books, this genre?  Bradbury is largely overlooked by academic criticism and scholarship, and his reputation is a mixed one.  But you will rarely find a writer more passionate and enthusiastic.

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Relationship status: It's Complicated.

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Professor Kozlowski examines the reception of Homer through the Middle Ages: in the Byzantine Empire, in the Islamicate World, and in Medieval Europe.  Along the way he'll discuss Christianity's difficult relationship with pagan philosophy and literature, Eurocentrism, badass Muslim achievements like rhyming poetry, and tricks for establishing your noble heritage for fun and profit.  Come for the Christian Fathers, stay for the Islamic Exceptionalism.

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