Chelsea Fenimore

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@TylerRo98027325 @ENC1101Write i think the point he is trying to get across is to focus more on future than the past.

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write what do you think Marinetti means when he compares museums to cemeteries?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write knowing when this was written do you think Marinetti will feel the same way in today’s society?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write today’s conference answered my questions and now i know i need to make my thesis more specific

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@mhennesey10 @ENC1101Write i think the harsh criticism has to do with the standards place on women back then. it was discouraged for them to take part in what the men did

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write do u believe that writing is still reserved for men only?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write what do u think Cixous would think about today’s society and how women are viewed and treated?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@Carolinefsu1 @ENC1101Write the first difficulty that Foucault writes about, the authors name is a proper name and therefore it raises a the problem common to all proper names, stood out to me

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write would Foucault agree or disagree with writing having no constraints or rules ?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write Foucault ends with the question “what difference does it make who is speaking?” what do u believe is the author important or not?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@BaileyAnnBrack1 @ENC1101Write no i don’t think knowing the author changes how someone interprets the writing. everyone has their own opinion and experiences to relate the writing to

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write does removing the author from the writing remove all passion, humours, feelings, and impression from it as well?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write when you read something do u take into consideration who the author is? does it change how u perceive the text?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write Heidegger says “technology is a way of revealing” what do you think he meant by this ?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write i wonder what Heidegger would have to say about technology and all its advancements and the effect it has in today’s society?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@BaileyAnnBrack1 @ENC1101Write yes i believe you are responsible for what you create and its actions however if someone else uses it for bad you shouldn’t be held responsible

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write my conference yesterday help me understand how to describe the story and not tell it. oh and a creative title that fits ur audience is key

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write why does today’s society still place “single stories” or stereotypes on people, places and things?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@ENC1101Write do you believe over time with people questioning “single stories” they will change for the better?

[Chelsea Fenimore @FenimoreChelsea]

@Carolinefsu1 @ENC1101Write yes i do agree media has a large role in creating a single story. people believe the media headlines without questioning what they read