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Representation and voices + context of Cosi

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Representation and voices + context of Cosi

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Theatrical and Dramatic terminology + representation in Cosi

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Theatrical and Dramatic terminology + representation in Cosi

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Relationship between form and purpose: The Book of Yolek

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Relationship between form and purpose: The Book of Yolek

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What I have realised while writing my sestina is that the form can be a little restrictive, so I felt like at times I didn't use the word or phrase with the right connotations because I was forced to end a line with one of my six words. In addition, it is clear in my poem that I spend a lot of time on the earlier stanzas while the later ones are a little more sloppy and fall into very literal writing. As I  work on my second draft of the poem, I want to make sure to put some more thought into my final stanzas, include the motif of the book at the end as it is very important at the beginning, and make an effort not to fall into writing that is too literal.

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Reflection on Identity and Representation

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Reflection on Identity and Representation

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One of the things I found most interesting in this unit was the use of intertextuality, which I think further demonstrates the transformative nature of literature. When reading a text, knowing the literary allusions, and the other texts present can create a much more complex understanding of the ideas and issues presented. In that sense, the reading and knowledge of literature within a writer can have a huge influence on their own work and ideas, therefore transforming texts.