Thursday, December 8, 2016
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
FINALE REVIEW
ethos-credibility of the speaker
logos-the logic the speaker uses
pathos-passion of the speaker
literary devices
diction-the words the author choices
syntax-the way the author arranges his words
theme-central message of the story
tone-authors attitude towards the audience and the topic
mood-emotion the reader has
how to format a essay?
any essay needs introduction, body paragraphs and a conclusion
Verbal para verbal and non verbal
verbal- the things we say 5%
para verbal- the qualities of voice 95%
non verbal-any thing that has to do with things other than voice 95%
theme of Richard Cory
you don't know someone unless they let you know them but first they have to know themselves
reterct
the art of being able to speck persuasively
conflict
every story has a conflict in it
romantics is the first genre that went away from colonial writing which was all about the government and god. Romanticism put people in stories which then made
Gothics and transcendentalists
logos-the logic the speaker uses
pathos-passion of the speaker
literary devices
diction-the words the author choices
syntax-the way the author arranges his words
theme-central message of the story
tone-authors attitude towards the audience and the topic
mood-emotion the reader has
how to format a essay?
any essay needs introduction, body paragraphs and a conclusion
Verbal para verbal and non verbal
verbal- the things we say 5%
para verbal- the qualities of voice 95%
non verbal-any thing that has to do with things other than voice 95%
theme of Richard Cory
you don't know someone unless they let you know them but first they have to know themselves
reterct
the art of being able to speck persuasively
conflict
every story has a conflict in it
romantics is the first genre that went away from colonial writing which was all about the government and god. Romanticism put people in stories which then made
Gothics and transcendentalists
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
BACA ESSAY
Do you know Jimmy Santiago Baca? Jimmy is a immigrant who for most of his life he fought to get every thing he has. When he went to prison, in there he learned to read through poems and also wrote poems in jail. Once he got out of jail he published most of his work starting with "Immigrants In Our Own Land." I feel that Jimmy's attitude towards life,learning, and prison changed once he learned to read and write in jail.
Baca's attitude towards life changed greatly after he got out of prison. When he was younger his parents left him to fend for himself. Baca was lead to fighting people and selling drugs. His look on life before he went to prison for me was that we didn't really have a meaning and was just getting by and not pressuring something that would make a difference in the world. When he got out of prison he attitude towards life changed because he learned to read and reading is almost a pair of glasses because through reading we can see things from a different perspective then just ours.
The attitude that Baca had towards learning was changed greatly after he got out of prison. Since he learned how to read in side of prison and started to read poetry and write his our it made him think differently of something he missed out on when he was younger. Baca didn't have much education when going in to jail but I feel that when he got out he was extremely grateful that he learned to read and write because it gave him another outlook on life. With reading I feel that it allows people to see into other peoples mindsets and understand where they are coming from on a certain topic.
Baca has a different outlook on prison then most people do. He was sent to prison and instead of getting sad and down he used prison as a way to well learn to read and write. I fell that he thinks that it is a learning experience and a way to over come things that you cant really do in the outside world. Since he didn't learn how to read and write in school he learned to read and write inside of prison which would be really hard because it would he detracting.
Baca's outlooks on life,learning and prison all changed while he was inside jail. He was a kid with nothing to really live for so he did his best to get buy which then lead him to get in jail. While in jail he finally learned how to read and write. Also he started reading and writing his own poetry and when he was released he published the poem "Immigrants in our own land." I feel that his experiences in jail made him step back and really find himself and what the true meaning of life and learning really was.
Baca's attitude towards life changed greatly after he got out of prison. When he was younger his parents left him to fend for himself. Baca was lead to fighting people and selling drugs. His look on life before he went to prison for me was that we didn't really have a meaning and was just getting by and not pressuring something that would make a difference in the world. When he got out of prison he attitude towards life changed because he learned to read and reading is almost a pair of glasses because through reading we can see things from a different perspective then just ours.
The attitude that Baca had towards learning was changed greatly after he got out of prison. Since he learned how to read in side of prison and started to read poetry and write his our it made him think differently of something he missed out on when he was younger. Baca didn't have much education when going in to jail but I feel that when he got out he was extremely grateful that he learned to read and write because it gave him another outlook on life. With reading I feel that it allows people to see into other peoples mindsets and understand where they are coming from on a certain topic.
Baca has a different outlook on prison then most people do. He was sent to prison and instead of getting sad and down he used prison as a way to well learn to read and write. I fell that he thinks that it is a learning experience and a way to over come things that you cant really do in the outside world. Since he didn't learn how to read and write in school he learned to read and write inside of prison which would be really hard because it would he detracting.
Baca's outlooks on life,learning and prison all changed while he was inside jail. He was a kid with nothing to really live for so he did his best to get buy which then lead him to get in jail. While in jail he finally learned how to read and write. Also he started reading and writing his own poetry and when he was released he published the poem "Immigrants in our own land." I feel that his experiences in jail made him step back and really find himself and what the true meaning of life and learning really was.
SOMETHING INTERESTING
If you are right handed, you will tend to chew your food on your right side. If you are left handed, you will tend to chew your food on your left side.
Monday, December 5, 2016
ESSAY(pre write)
PROMPTDescribe Baca's attitude toward life, learning, and prison. Use your analysis of diction and detail to support your points.
P1: Introduction to Baca and some back story to him and his attitude towards life learning and prison.
P2: Baca's attitude towards life
P3: Baca's attitude towards learning
P4: Baca's attitude towards prison
P5: Conclusion
P1: Introduction to Baca and some back story to him and his attitude towards life learning and prison.
P2: Baca's attitude towards life
P3: Baca's attitude towards learning
P4: Baca's attitude towards prison
P5: Conclusion
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