Hannah Isaac·Aug 21, 2022Nathan Fielder’s “The Rehearsal” Turns Television Inside OutThe sixth episode leaves me on my couch with my mouth open, staring at Nathan Fielder’s backside as he rises from the floor.
Hannah Isaac·Apr 21, 2021Review of I HAD A BROTHER ONCE by Adam MansbachPublished by One World, a division of Penguin Random House, on 13 April 2021
Hannah Isaac·Apr 16, 2021The Fox and the Fly: Volpone by Ben Jonson as FableThis allows audiences to identify deeper moral truths from where they exist already in the complex, entangled web of plot.
Hannah Isaac·Mar 21, 2021Non-Zero-Sum Frame: The Bed Trick in Measure for MeasureThe other relationships in the play establish grounds for consent that are completely eschewed here.
Hannah Isaac·Jan 7, 2021Mirrors, Breadcrumbs, and a Wolf Who Wants InFairy Tale and the Uncanny in Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining”
Hannah Isaac·Oct 10, 2020The Furies as a Symbol of Absolution in Aeschylus’ “The Eumenides”After finishing the last play in Aeschylus’ The Oresteia, The Eumenides, I am left with several questions.A response icon1A response icon1
Hannah Isaac·Oct 8, 2020The Encomium of Helen: What it’s Like When Gorgian Sophistry Actually Sort of WorksI am a graduate student in the era of COVID-19. The majority of my writing nowadays exists for/because of the two seminars I’m taking…
Hannah Isaac·Aug 7, 2020Midnight Sun: A Revitalized Teen Romance or an Ode to Freud’s Uncanny?“Midnight Sun” steps quietly into the place of its predecessor, singing the same tune with different words.
Hannah Isaac·Jun 13, 2020Review of CHOSEN ONES by Veronica RothSci-fi/fantasy fiction published on 7 April, 2020.
