Hey, how is everyone?
Now, just when i thought i had this whole journey thing under control, I mean, Iunderstand the concept, I can say why something is an imaginative journey, point out the techniques, etc... I find questions that i just confuse me even more:
e.g.
1) In the texts you have studied, how is the responder positioned to feel or think about the imaginative journey?
2) What have you learned from these texts about the value of the imaginative journey?
3) In the texts you have studied, what are the outcomes of imaginative journeys?
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now, is everyone dealing with similar questions, and could anyone give examples of what sorts of things they expect us to talk about? how do we link it to techniques?
(I'm using Coleridge's Lime Tree Bower and Frost at Midnight, and Munch's The Scream as supplementary)
Thanks guys
Now, just when i thought i had this whole journey thing under control, I mean, Iunderstand the concept, I can say why something is an imaginative journey, point out the techniques, etc... I find questions that i just confuse me even more:
e.g.
1) In the texts you have studied, how is the responder positioned to feel or think about the imaginative journey?
2) What have you learned from these texts about the value of the imaginative journey?
3) In the texts you have studied, what are the outcomes of imaginative journeys?
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now, is everyone dealing with similar questions, and could anyone give examples of what sorts of things they expect us to talk about? how do we link it to techniques?
(I'm using Coleridge's Lime Tree Bower and Frost at Midnight, and Munch's The Scream as supplementary)
Thanks guys