DP english by Felicia Lopez

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felalop6621 — 2023-08-14 14:05:16 UTC

8/14/23: The kind of woman she is, is a woman who is a hopeless romantic in a way. She is willing to give her love to A but is also very afraid at the time because she knows her feelings won't be reciprocated in the way that she would like. Her values would be loyalty because when the audience is reading we understand that she is loyal to A, even though she knows deep down nothing meaningful will happen between them like she pleases.

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felalop6621 — 2023-08-15 14:06:13 UTC

8/15/23:

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felalop6621 — 2023-08-16 13:34:15 UTC

8/16/23: What influences A and the narrator to be "good" is their moralty

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felalop6621 — 2023-08-28 14:02:13 UTC

Diary of a Lonely Girl Analysis Page 177:
The narrator doesn't know who she is but C is willing to "show" her who she truly is. It connects to culture. identity, and community & politics, power, and justice.

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felalop6621 — 2023-08-31 13:56:14 UTC

8/31/23: My personal opinion on C's lecure is that I don't agree with C's speech because he is making fun of the idea of feminism. He is basically making fun of women.

My personal views on both C's lecutre and Emma Goldnan's essay is that I agree with Emma's essay because it is fighting for the idea that you don't need to be married to a man for the relationship to work out. I don't agree with C's lecture due to the fact that he is mocking women and other men are glorifying him because they believe they always have the upper hand and have a certain power over women. The way I see this discussion relevant to today's time is because there is still other men that believe in teh same belief that C does.

Analysis 9/5/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-05 13:57:38 UTC

The way I see this image is that immigrants during this time period had to make the most of what they were given for themselves and their families. As well as the jobs that they would work, didn't probably give them the necessary pay or pay at all due to the fact that they were immigrants in a foreign country where they didn't know any better.
Connecting it to the border's monologue, the italian immigrants situation best fits the poem especially in the very first line "to move or not to move: that is the question." considering that that was what they were dealing with and thought about moving or not majority of the time becuae of the way they were all cramped in a room and their babies weren't being raised in the most cleanest environment ever. Crowded rooms often time can also lead to sicknesses. The fields of inquiry that best matches this picture is culture,identity, and community because of how they felt lost in a new place with people that would barely help them at all.

Exit Ticket 9/6/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-06 13:33:22 UTC

I think the good that can come out of this film is give women a new light, and empower them with rights they truly didn't know they even had to begin with because of men and their entitlement of wanting to take advantage.

Exit Ticket 9/7/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-07 14:19:49 UTC

I believe that introducing this allusion to the film, strengthens Karpilove's narrator case against birth control because it demonstrates how it weakness them. As well as men feeling entitled just because they don't want the responsibility.

Exit Ticket 9/11/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-11 14:05:25 UTC

I believe the biggest challenge for me when it comes to talking to non-stop for two full minutes is the not pacing myself adequately when speaking because I get nervous and I begin to speak fast. What I need in order to prepare for the oral assesment is continuing to pracitce on pacing myself on my speaking.

Exit Ticket 9/12/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-12 14:06:21 UTC

My impression of Margaret Sanger had passion for what she liked. She believed in what she would/advocate for. I agree witb the sentiments expressed in her interview

Analysis 9/13/23

felalop6621 — 2023-09-13 13:32:06 UTC

"No more children should be born when the parents, though heatlhy themselves, find that their children are physically and mentaliy defective." What I can analyse from this quote is that she has the belief system that there shouldn't be any more kids bieng born that have a defectiveness like downsyndrome or autism for example.

The way we can reconcile with the dark pasts of prominennt historical figures who infunced our nation and current culture themselves in extensive ways is by acknowloding their work and everything they did for that movement up until their dark actions that were inforced in their work.

10/19/23 Research

felalop6621 — 2023-10-19 14:07:23 UTC

Information on the author I do not know is the process of Much Ado About Nothing being written. What I might need to find out in order to fully understand the text is his background as an author and his impact.

- Born on April 26, 1564
- Had his first review

10/19/23

felalop6621 — 2023-10-19 14:09:28 UTC

I'm not satisfied yet with the information I gathered today on Shakespeare. The information I plan to mention during my oral is his upbringing.

10/25/23

felalop6621 — 2023-10-25 13:33:30 UTC

My impression of the mini oral that we listened to was that in order to get a good score on it, you need to be really prepared for it. The new understanding or ideas I have on my own oral is that I need to keep preparing to get a good score.

10/26/23

felalop6621 — 2023-10-26 13:03:41 UTC

What I need to do to best to prepare for my summative assessment is editing my bullet points and analyzing my text more.

Exit Ticket 10/30/23

felalop6621 — 2023-10-30 14:09:20 UTC

Now that I have analyzed my literary text, I feel more confident in analyizing my non-literary text, what might be easier is analyizing for authorial choices and being able to put the text in context form.

11/06/23

felalop6621 — 2023-11-06 15:04:31 UTC

Information I need to know about the author of my non-literary text is more about his background as a author. Besides being an author he is also a public interest lawyer. His most popular writing appeared in the New York Review of Books.

11/16/23

felalop6621 — 2023-11-16 14:32:42 UTC

Different ways author's establish tone and captivate the reader's attention to the opening lines of a story is primarily by setting. For example, Romeo and Shakespeare opens in the setting of a fight between the monteagues and capulets.

11/16 Notes

felalop6621 — 2023-11-16 15:04:52 UTC

What I notice about Scrooge is that he is portrayed as a person who is very bitter, and he is a businessman who was partners with Marely, who is now dead. There are a bunch of descriptive adjectives to describe him, he is more friendless and keeps to himself. He is almost as harsh as the snow.

There is the personification of rain and snow being described as him being hard as the rain and snow.

Even animals have the intuition to stay away from Scrooge, that he is almost evil.

11/16 Exit Ticket

felalop6621 — 2023-11-16 15:09:12 UTC

Charles Dickens set up his story and let readers know that Marley is dead to create a suspense for readers as they begin to read the book. As well as Scrooge being so cold and unfeeling so readers become more curious as to why he is the way that he is. Readers might need to know these things to understand the story so they can get to the main conflict of the story maybe. A prediction I have of the story is that maybe Scrooge has a bad reputation and that's why no one likes to get near him or maybe he's done things in the past.