Max Manning

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@mhennesey10 @ENC1101Write People often think of the deceased in memory, because that's all they have left. However, the living are available to communicate with and spend time with. So yes, he is partially correct.

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Do you think there is any validation in Marinetti's claims that museums are "identical" to cemeteries. @ENC1101Write

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When Marinetti says "We want to hymn the man at the wheel, who hurls the lance of his spirit across the Earth, along the circle of its orbit." Who is the man he's referencing? @ENC1101Write

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In my conference, I revised my thesis so that it encapsulates exactly what my paper will cover. This gives readers an understanding of what to expect. @ENC1101Write

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@HunzikerDevin @ENC1101Write I don’t think it was accepted at the time. However, I believe in today’s society, it’s better appreciated now than ever.

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One line from The Laugh of the Medusa that struck me was, "It is time to liberate the New Woman from the Old". Do you think that we can achieve a world with perfect equality? @ENC1101Write

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Cixous is seemingly very biased against men. Do you think there is any value behind her claims or does she over exaggerate her points? @ENC1101Write

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@Madelin30851533 @ENC1101Write I believe Foucault stresses the importance of the author of a work whereas Barthes would rather look at a work without thinking of the author's meaning behind it.

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@BaileyAnnBrack1 @ENC1101Write I believe the answer to that question is based on the situation. If the revision process was done primarily through the original authors oversight, then yes it is a real representation. However, if another person had a bigger impact than the author, then obviously not.

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Foucault believes that it is more effective to evaluate a work through the lens of authorship rather than through genre of the work. Do you think this is a fair way of evaluating texts? @ENC1101Write

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Do you agree with Foucault's believe that the author is the center of the text, rather than just an outsider? @ENC1101Write

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Barthes believes that the reader's interpretation of a work is more important that the author's true meaning. Do you agree or disagree?

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One of Barthes' points says that good writers can separate themselves from their writing. Have you ever done that? If so, how? @ENC1101Write

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@mhennesey10 @ENC1101Write I would say that technology is a necessary evil. It's a blessing and a curse. It makes our lives much easier and the world would be completely different without many of the common technological innovations we often take for granted. But yes, it is necessary for human evolution.

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Why do you think Heidegger used the root of the word technology (techné) as part of is argument? Do you think it helps or hurts his case? @ENC1101Write

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Do you think Heidegger's would be more or less weary of technology in today's rapidly advancing society? @ENC1101Write

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@AndrewR19321213 @ENC1101Write Yes definitely. It’s human nature to judge people prematurely. I often catch myself doing it even though I know I shouldn’t be, but it’s an almost impossible habit to break