@momowearspink I thought that Kincaid’s structure was interesting because it is all one sentence. This almost hints to the fact that she will have to constantly be sure to maintain her lady-like nature. She will be forced to maintain a picture-perfect character with no mistakes.
@Akyriyah I agree! It was probably one of my favorites for this week. I think one of the reasons I enjoyed it so much was the fact that I had somewhat of a personal connection with it.
Why did Virginia Woolf include the story of Judith Shakespeare in chapter 3 of “A Room of One’s Own”? Why is this important? How does this affect her argument? #WorldLitMD
@KatieTh42376170 I think changing the point of view in a story is important because each character brings something new to the story. A change in the point of view allows us to discover something new about a character and how they perceive certain events.
"In a way, quotations are orphans: words that have been taken from their original contexts and that need to be integrated into their new textual surroundings"
I've never heard it put this way, but it works. #littleredwritinghood
"To write a really good summary, you must be able to suspend your own beliefs for a time and put yourself in the shoes of someone else" #littleredwritinghood
I love how everyone is sending out the exact same tweet about how coming up with these 10 tweets are harder than the actual academic work...Honestly, I completely agree #littleredwritinghood
Now that it has been pointed out that Ryan P. Shepherd looks like P. Sherman 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney...I will never be able to look at it the same. #littleredwritinghood