Answers to Question 3: Whakapapa of a Wallpaper by Daniel Hanson https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40 Copy your answers to the padlet! en-us 2019-09-05 05:19:18 UTC 2019-09-06 00:06:09 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380694945 In the fiction prose, “Whakapapa of a Wallpaper” the write uses Similies and an extended metaphor to explore how different groups react because of different views on how the world was made and the tension made because of this. In the 3rd paragraph, Venus is descibes as “Moving across the sun like a giant waka”, starting to create the idea of Maori Culture and how it differs to the European culture. This creates tension, shown through an extended metaphor. Both cultures have different beliefs and neither has been exposed to the other. “The strangers begin to calibrate their earth, they turned their telescope on us”. This quote shows that the two cultures will/have clashed because of their beliefs. ]]> 2019-09-05 23:52:30 UTC https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380694945 https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380695478 In “Whakapapa of a Wallpaper” the writer uses simile and extended metaphor to explore how European and Maori culture contrasted each other when Europeans first came to New Zealand. 

]]> 2019-09-05 23:55:23 UTC https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380695478 https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380695592 In “Whakapapa of a Wallpaper” the writer uses [ contrast  ] and [ metaphor ] to explore the differences between maori and european cultures. The use of contrast expresses the maori understanding of the earth and creation as a stark difference to the european view. This creates tension in the past with the Europeans and the maori. “Heralds in the Heavens often foreshadow changes coming to earth.” Is the way maori people view the changes in the sky, a heavenly sign whereas Europeans see it more as a scientific research opportunity. “When it became known that Venus would transit across the surface of the sun”.
Tension is shown between the two cultures “the strangers began to calibrate the earth.” “...they turned their telescopes on us.” extended metaphor.


]]> 2019-09-05 23:56:08 UTC https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380695592 https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380696516 In "Whakapapa of a Wallpaper" the writer uses contrast and metaphors to explore the two different cultures of European and Maori. An example of contrast in the text is when the writer says "Purotu, gift of the gods, was our Garden of Eden" this is comparing the two cultures]]> 2019-09-06 00:01:17 UTC https://padlet.com/hansond3/urao550pmi40/wish/380696516