@HardevLad def feel like this is a bit off, we are losing johnson, palat, coleman and goodrow? very hard to believe that we dont have 1 of them, i think coleman resigns
@ABouzianis @ENC1101Write Personally, I think that the majority of people are, because there is always an argument of any kind always happening at any moment you can think of. @ENC1101Write @ABouzianis
If Carmelo Anthony goes to the Houston Rockets I’ll buy NBA 2k19 for everyone who RT this...and yes, I’m serious. @Ronnie2K get this message out! #Melo#XB1#PS4
A couple major things that I had to work on with my paper, is organizing my thesis and turning the perspective into 3rd person instead of 1st person. @ENC1101Write
@MaxManning11 @ENC1101Write It would be nice to see a world of equality, which would probably lead to world peace, but I do not think that we will ever get to that point because of what has happened in history @ENC1101Write @MaxManning11
Referring back to Barthes, if the death of the author was a view, then why would literature from females have such harsh criticism in the past? @ENC1101Write
Would you agree that in literature we have missed out on many prominent women authors,for example, Charlotte Bronte, because of the views that Cixous describes? @ENC1101Write
@AndrewR19321213 @ENC1101Write I think that there should be an interpretation of the reader because it may be able for the reader to relate the text to something @ENC1101Write
Michel Foucalt talks about relationships authors may have. Do you think that knowing the if the author has a relationship with society that they would be more accepting with the author’s idea even if it was unjust? @ENC1101Write
We know that the author’s era matters so you know the time frame. As a reader would it be more appropriate to read a text in your own era or the author’s era? @ENC1101Write