"There is no doubt that reading is something like this, it is to rewrite the text of the work in the text of our lives." Besides the text, there is no world. Your life can be called text, the story is always written, all the shows you read, and all the conversations you have adapt and integrate with the word of Piaget The text of your life Intersexuality: Postmodern focuses on postmodern literature research, since it represents an eccentric concept of the universe, not individual works are isolated works, text intersexuality: different from text (novels, etc.) Text Relationship With History Interwoven Structure. Many critics pointed out that the Harlem Renaissance will not escape its history and culture, will try to create new things, or will not be completely separated from the basic elements of white European culture. Harlem intellectuals imitate white opponents with their own clothes, ingenious etiquette, and etiquette while enhancing new racial consciousness. This "imitation" is also called assimilation. This is usually a prerequisite for the minority members of the social structure to adapt to social norms created by the majority of its structure. Text interactivity combines past works with the original new text. The term intertextness was made by Julia Kristeva in 1966. Since all text needs to be associated with previous text via the link network and the author uses the previously written content (usually unconsciously), some borrowing is inevitable . This usually occurs within a particular discourse community. Considering the interrelationship between texts, the purpose of academic writing is not simply to create new ideas, but to provide links between new perspectives and established ideas. This is why background information gathering and past knowledge acquisition are very important in academic papers. A common metaphor for describing academic papers is to "get into a conversation". The conversation begins long before you arrive and lasts long after you leave. Kenneth Burke quotes this metaphor.

A vivid, "realistic" subjective experience of a vampire killer TV drama novel between Buffy's text is not an axiom for the audience to enjoy. The feeling of experiencing a fictitious space to feel the personal contact with the depicted event is subjective and attracted to that space. In this article I assert that some form of textual interaction plays an important role in creating this experience. Vampire Hunter Buffy In the whimsical world of television, the complexity and richness of BUFFY VAMPIRE SLAYER (UPN) has transformed this mysterious allegiance into a wonderful depiction of supernatural. The extinction of vampires and the pursuit of teenage demons kept it alive for six seasons. Our loyalty to BUFFY depends on extraordinary emotional involvement of very young but very strong people. - Vampire Killer Buffy The first season of Buffy was built around the external threats aimed at harming the world order, but then the cause of the threat will become increasingly internal, but the role is one It is necessary to accept. It is reasonable or dangerous. When Giles definitely killed Ben, he did not encounter the moral ambiguity that Willow encountered when he killed guilty Warren. Vampire killer Buffy premiered on March 10, 1997. That program became a powerful country of the World Bank (later that program was broadcast on UPN). Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) is a young women's society that relies on the exclusion of "murderers", vampires, devils and other terrible creatures. Buffy's gang, also known as 'Scooby Gang', includes Willow (played by Allison Hannigan), Zander (played by Nicolas Blendon), Giles (played by Anthony Stewart Head). Buffy, Willow, Xander are high school friends and Giles are Buffy's observers - those who help and train "murderers". Through the series, the gang treats evils that can not be imagined as "adults" and treats human emotions and problems very much. Vampire killer Buffy 's good and evil fight against dreams. It is neither eternity nor commonplace any more. Every week, a vampire killer, a vampire, a demon, and a boy named Buffy with various destructive power watch over millions of modern American television viewers. Recent conflict - Pop culture in the 1990s. - In the history of mankind, in most cases people write a story of the resurrection of the dead. These traditional myths evolved from the ancient superstition, from a bonfire story to Joss Whedon's vampire killer Buffy. In this series, vampires are created by the victims of the death of other vampires (as long as rituals are done during the death of some victim).

For foreign students, especially when it is expected to be "ingenious", the task is twice as difficult. In order to become a good writer, it is widely believed that we need to present our own ideas and opinions. According to an English teacher, originality is an idea that no one has ever written, and we admit authors that influence and support our idea - so we do not steal. But they did not realize that what they call plagiarism might not be a bad thing. James Potter's textual interaction and discourse community is an article published in a rhetorical commentary on the content of the original text of the discourse community in the autumn of 1986. Text interactivity is a network that conveys sentences and voice (Porter, 1986). Porter insists that writing is very similar to reading, and the background of the written work is an explanation of the reader (Porter, 1986). Porter cites the interaction between the two forms of text, ie the repetition of certain texts, including paraphrases and traditional claims, and the assumptions assumed to be known or common sense. Something (Porter, 1986) James Porter defines the discourse community as follows: "A local temporary constraint system defined by a set of texts (more commonly exercises) combined by a common focus. The discourse community Regardless of whether there is a statement or not, it is a text system, important history, mechanism of authority, institutional hierarchy, vested rights, etc. "The argument theorists Chaim Perelman and Lucie Olbrechts - Tyceta are all members of the discourse community He mentioned the conditionality of discourse of the following. Concept: "All languages ​​are community languages, which are communities tied through biological relationships or through practice of common areas and technologies.The terms used, their meanings and definitions are only for thinking No way, method, external environment and the way the users of these terms are known in the traditional context. Deviations from use need proof ... " In order to better read Murray's text, I looked to James Porter and its intertext and discourse community theory (Porter 87-96). How all the texts are inevitably related to each other, fragments of other texts, and how the text is managed by a specific social framework that defines the interrelationship between the texts. When it was recognized from the point of view of the sentence, it turned out that Murray's argument became stronger. Murray's view is persuasive and most readers inevitably recognize that we include some of our own and we are writing about our view and experience. But his evidence is inadequate. Murray's choice of writing is various, but it can be intuitive and personalized. Murray can use any of his poems, but he chose to talk about his life at the age of 64. He offered us another evidence: If it is not an article about it, the Boston Globe newspaper column may be more eye-catching in his life.

Text intersex is the relevant field of rhetorical analysis, which allows an individual to associate a single discourse with more than one text. In this case, the discourse is analyzed from a different textual point of view to determine its validity. You can analyze religious text by authenticating discussion topics. The Qur'an, Veda, and excerpts of the Bible depict the concept of intertext. Through these concepts, interactive relevance can be achieved. Certain cultures look like the Quran or Torah, but other cultures see the Bible and the Vedas. Regardless of religion, these sacred servants are considered guidelines for human morality and justice. However, as Shakespeare said in Hamlet, these classic texts are considered to be educational courses, but they only reveal dark side to human beings. Although there are reasons to pursue ultimate polarity including homicide, greed and hypocrisy, Shakespeare emphasizes the natural appeal of sin of humanity using the suggestion of the Bible as a role of Hamlet in promoting its role doing. Text intersex is the relevant field of rhetorical analysis, which allows an individual to associate a single discourse with more than one text. In this case, the discourse is analyzed from a different textual point of view to determine its validity. You can analyze religious text by authenticating discussion topics. The Qur'an, Veda, and excerpts of the Bible depict the concept of intertext. Through these concepts, interactive relevance can be achieved. There are four Vedas, Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and Atarva Veda. Veda is the main text of Hinduism. They also have a great influence on Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Traditionally, the texts of Vedas and the universe are contemporary. The scholars judged that the snore of the oldest Veda out of the four Vedas was formed around 1500 BC and was summarized around 600 BC. It is not clear when it will be written, but it may be after 300 BC. The Vedas Scripture includes hymns, spells and rituals of ancient India. In addition to "Book of Death", Enuma Elish, I Ching, Avesta, they are among the oldest religious books existing. In addition to their spiritual values ​​they also offer a unique perspective on Indian daily life 4000 years ago. Veda is also the most extensive text from the oldest in the Indo-European languages ​​and is therefore of great value in comparative linguistics studies.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader This article is based on three movies. One of them is "All Heavens Allowed" supervised by Douglas Silk and made in the United States in 1955. The second one is Norman Mclauren directed animation film "Neighbors" produced in Canada in 1952, and Victorio De Sica director "Bicycle Thief" produced in Italy in 1948. These movies mainly include human behavior against his own human beings. In various styles and environments, they consistently refer to the instincts of each and every one of our animals. Modern critics attacked with allowing All That Heaven to be too dull and obvious (serious reactions are dominated by this kind of derogatory attitude), but surprisingly it is a Sirk style It is subtle. Sark is one of the first color masters of this movie, but in this movie he is using a very limited palette. It is gold and brown, or white and blue. Colors and season parallelism: gold and brown represent warmth and comfort, but also autumn effect. Sirk seems to imply all the comfort represented by these colors, the sense of the times has ended. At the same time, blue and white have cruel fantasies. For example, the most terrible Gossip Mona in the movie is wearing almost blue, which is not surprising. The "split screen" function of the Sirk image enhances the cruelty of limited tones. There is winter outside the warm cottage. Ice house overlooks the tree where the leaves are lost Douglas Sark's stylized melodrama "All That Heaven Allow" is located in Stonington, Connecticut, and is an ideal place for families. The open top lens represents a beautiful New England town with beautiful churches, white houses and tall trees. The main character of the movie, Kelly Scott (Jane Wyman) is a middle-aged widow who lives comfortably with the two adult children. She is a quiet and conservative woman, she began to believe that loneliness is her fate. To convey her delicate beauty and trembling state of mind, Director Sark uses bouquets. All-Paradise Allowed (1954): Douglas Sirk Oscar nominates Melodrama, starring Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Nat Turner's confession is a novel that won the 1967 Pulitzer Prize of American writer William Stallen. The novel was presented by historical figure Natnart as the first person stories involving slavery riot in Virginia state in 1831. This is based on Natner's confession. A recent uprising leader in Southampton, Virginia, having a direct account in 1831, local lawyer Thomas Ruffin Gray announced Turner 's confession. Stellen's ambitious novel is trying to imagine Natner's character; it does not mean an accurate or authoritative description of what happened. Some historians believe that Gray is biased toward Turner's "repentance" debate, and recent authors claim that Gray 's remarks are fake itself Kyle Baker's Nat Turner is not only gorgeous, it is also an attractive alternative (or supplement) to famous slave rebels and famous, frequently taught accounts of William Styron. watch. An unforgettable visual effect brings new gravity to the story. Or just teach it in art classes. this is foolish. Incognegro is really very good. It also addresses the issue of implicit racial discrimination and gender, but also tackles the history of lynch and race propagation. It did this all through the mysteries of the black murderer led by a thin skin journalist led by a nightmare like Lynch. It's basically awesome William Stillon's leader of slave rebellion forces in Virginia in 1831, the complex and rich imagination of Nat Turner, resorted to Natner to the death of nearly 60 men, women and children I brought it. Nat Turner asked for a lawyer and was waiting to be executed at a prison in Virginia. This place is Salem, Massachusetts. In 1692, there were many strict and devout gathering places at the edge of the wilderness. The residents believe their dignity without doubt. But in the best historical novel by Arthur Miller, this conviction can have toxic consequences when a revenging teenager accuses magical opponents.

Unmarie McDonald 's "Good night Desde Demona" reveals the full Shakespearean character of Juliet and Desdeemona with cross-text nature and reveals the story of a hidden feminist in Shakespearean plays. Only by reviewing the text of Shakespeare itself through the type of insertion and the redistribution of the dialogue, we can reveal the true feminist color of female Shakespearean characters in feminism prejudice. Shakespeare's "Sister": Desdemona, Juliet, Constante Duy "Deutemona of the Feminist's Myths and Shakespeare's Tragedy" LAURIN R. PORTER, Richard Levin is responsible for Shakespeare's mission Feminist critic's tragedy As he has seen so far As I said, "Drama is about the role of gender in individuals and society", but it does not deny that Shakespeare gives us the world. So he resisted the feminist tending to list this patriarchal aspect as the root cause of a tragic event. "Oh, it is a necessary condition for action, but he is insufficient to cause action," he insisted. "Many of these critics seem to be confusing these two different agents.Nevertheless the fact that Shakespeare's tragedy women are not generally good is unchanged. Unmarie McDonald 's "Good night Desde Demona" reveals the full Shakespearean character of Juliet and Desdeemona with cross-text nature and reveals the story of a hidden feminist in Shakespearean plays. Only by reviewing the text of Shakespeare itself through the type of insertion and the redistribution of the dialogue, we can reveal the true feminist color of female Shakespearean characters in feminism prejudice. Based on this understanding, we can read Demmona as a true feminist transformation of Shakespeare. Good night. Therefore, Yuantian's intertextuality strengthens and supports the characteristics of women. Show more

Diamonds symbolize all the features of wealth, success, strength, and good life of life. She sings "diamonds are eternal, they are everything they need to please me", Sheirley Bassey forever expresses her love for jewelry. Diamond is always the theme song of the seventh name of James Bond franchise. Diamonds were always released in 1971. Even after shifting to 2010, I believe that the value as a consumer and the social position of diamond still have similar attention. Intertextuality also defines that diamond is a 1971 film that is part of the Cold War 007 franchise, which is forever and worldwide successful. Where the British spy James Bond counteracts the global nuclear threat interconnected with South African diamond smuggling. The title of the movie is sung by Shirley Bassey. "Diamonds are best friends of girls" (also included in Moulin Rouge, from Gentlemen Prefer Brondes, famous for Marilyn Monroe). , Composing All - Complex Way - Diamonds and Diamonds Jewelry is an integral part of women's identity and relationship with men. On the other hand, they represent a diamond ring as a typical symbol of (heterosexual) romantic love and eternal attachment. On the other hand, however, women are monetary guaranteed from expensive jewelry and can build more reliable relationships with reliable gems (Capon 2013). Sean Connery was the original James Bond (and the highest). After appearing in the top 5 Bond movie from 1962 to 1967, he added this privilege to the map after becoming a household name. In 1971, after lending his character to George Lesenby and shooting a Bond movie, he returned to Agent 007 of Diamond 007. In this film, Bond sneaks into the diamond smuggling rings led by classical supervillain and SPECTER founder Ernst Stavro Blofeld (inspired by Dr. Evil) planning to build with stolen diamonds, diamonds I enter under cover as a smugglers. Weaponized laser beam Since this was the way James Bond did, Bond blocked him and Sean Connery recorded this and recorded $ 1.25 million. Did not the person who was growing dreaming of becoming a point of James Bond?

Introduction ..................................................... .. .......................... ... ................. Four Postmodern: Overview of cultural movement ............................................... ..................... Four Major terms and the theory of post-modernism ....................................... ... ... .................... 6 Criticism of metanarative by Simpsons ....................................... ... ... ....................... Ten The Simpsons' mutual text nature and loss of historical reality ....................................... .. .. 19 Mass media and Springfield surreal ....................................... ... ... .. ..................... 26 Conclusion ................................. ............................ .... .................. 33 Reference destination ............................................. ... ... ....................... ... ... ................ 35 Postmodernism: An overview of cultural movement Postmodernism is a term used to cover a wide range of attitudes in various fields. Significance of Postmoderns and the Beginning of Theory Postmodern discussion started basically in 1979. Loss of interseptuality and historical reality in "Simpsons" The main feature of postmodern in aesthetic production, 1 Ayn Rand is known for developing objectiveist philosophy. As phrases "help is useless" mean, her philosophy emphasizes individualism and self-sufficiency. "A is A" is cited from her book "Atlas Shrugged" published in 1957 and explains her concept of individual rights. (Http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=objectivism_pobs5 accessed April 27, 2006) Let's develop his surreal theory to Baudrillard by simulation and simulation of mass media and Springfield Surreal. 2 "Rock Bottom" is a counterfeit item of "hard copy" of the news program, which is known for its sensational news coverage. The news of this program focuses on scandal and intrigue, much like journalism in "rock and roll". Furthermore, the opening sequence of "Rock Bottom" is clearly repeated with "Hard Copy". There is no doubt that this TV series can be classified as postmodern. All rhetorical devices synonymous with postmodern theory appear in "Simpsons": imitation, citation, intertextuality and reflexibility. Simpsons is a good example of postmodern works, because it uses reflectivity and interseptism specially. Every element of the program is associated with a network in which the inter - text stream references other common text. In particular, there are four ways in which "Simpsons" uses inter text in relapsed form. First of all, there are individual elements within the program that have many text-to-text references. A good example is the name of the town where Simpsons lived is Springfield. This is important. Because it has the same name as the old city, the old television program "God knows best". Hogvísindadeild Intertextuality of Postmodernism and Simpsons, Surrealism and Mathematical Criticism. In this article, I will introduce postmodern interpretation of the popular TV series 'Simpsons', with particular emphasis on postmodern, surrealism, and meta-posted postmodern theory. Before discussing "Simpsons" deeply, there are some important theoretical aspects of postmodern in aesthetics Simpson is a post-modern TV program. In other words, postmodern is defined as "historical period and attitude". As a historical period, it means the culture that emerged after the media era. Agree to any new value, but only to ironize such a grain system "(Solomon, 230). In Simpson's series "Two cars in each garage, three eyes in each fish" there are many details that will open eyes of American society. (A) Stereotyped power plants represented by Mr. Burns and government security inspectors, and their vision for security and profitability. (B) the conditions necessary to reach the highest level of political party and politics. (C) Focus on his ordinary American men abou

J. K. Rowling is the author of the award-winning Harry Potter novel. Loved by fans all over the world, this collection sold over 450 million copies, translated into 78 languages, and gathered up in 8 big hits. She wrote three companion volumes for charity: Quidditch through age and magical beast, where to find them (to gain comic relief) and The Bles of Beedle the Bard (for Lumos) , And the magical inspired movie script Beast and the place to find them. 2012, J. K. Rolling's digital company Pottermore is started where fans can enjoy her new work and be able to immerse deep inside the wizards world. Rowling wrote a novel "Leisure Vacancy" for adult readers and wrote a criminal novel with anonymous Robert Galbraith. In addition to the OBE for literature services for children, she has won numerous awards and honors including French honor awards and Hans Christian Andersen awards. Brian Selznick's book has received numerous praise around the world and has been translated into more than 35 languages. He is the Caldecott Medal winner of the New York Times bestseller, "The Invention of Hugo Cabrera", based on Martin Scorsese's Oscar winning Hugo and the famous filmmaker Todd Haynes' Wonderstruck. And Selznick's script and Private Eye of The Marvels and Baby Monkey (co-authored with Dr. David Serlin). Selznick is distributing time between Brooklyn in New York and San Diego in California. N2-Sanders (2006) and Hutcheon (2006) are one of many theorists who challenge the "loyalty" standard, but the frequent reaction to Martin Scorsese's Oscar winning film "Hugo" is that it is Brian It is faithful to you. Selznik's Caldercott Award "Invention of Hugo Carbre" This paper insists that in each case the media determines important differences in subjectivity building. The fact that this book focuses on theft indicates the focus of Lacan on the subjective origin and the potential guilt that implicit authors rely on the work of other artists. However, the focus of the movie shifts to relationships and family needs as well as Christi's hypothesis that intertextuality is inevitable. As Geraghty (2009) pointed out, adaptation depends on different text by definition. Brian Sersnick's "Invent of Hugo Cabret", Martin Scorsese's "Hugo", and subjective theft

Iago was one of the most famous villains in modern literature, originally introduced at Othello of Shakespeare. As a reader surprised by his successful plan, his deceptive character and complex nature are portrayed. At the beginning of Shakespeare 's Othello, Iago was deemed trustworthy and honest, but the reader soon realized he was the opposite of what he saw. In Magodonado's "Good Morning Meditation" (Good Morning Juliet), the personality and thought of Iago is rare, but he still has the same immoral heritage as Othello. Canada's playwright Anne Mary Macdonald's 1988 award-winning work "Good Night Deademona" is a revised version of Othello and Romeo, Juliet, she deciphers mysterious manuscripts believed to be the original of the tragedy, It was carried. It is itself. Othel opened in the Donmar warehouse in London on December 4, 2007, and was directed by Michael Grandage, Chiwetel Ejiofor of Othello, Ewan McGregor of Iago, Tom Hiddleston of Cassio, Kelly Reilly of Desdemona, and Emilia of Michelle Fairley . Ejiofor, Hiddleston, Fairley were nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award and Ejiofor was awarded. Talk show comedian Renee Henry played Othello at West Yorkshire Playhouse in partnership with Northern Broadside in 2009. In March 2016, historian Onnyeka made a screenplay called "Young Othello" a fictional story about Othello's young life in front of Shake Spear drama. Her first personal television program, Good Night Desdemona, Canadian playwright Ammari MacDonald is strongly aware of the contrast between Shakespeare's tragedy and comedian. In this theater, Professor Constance Ridbury who is struggling at Queen's University, Shakespeare's two most famous tragedies, Othello, the source of Romeo and Juriet, are actually comedies, It is misunderstanding and blaming It was Juliet and Desdemona which was originally a comedy heroine. McDonald builds a framework story so that timid and unsafe constants "literally" enter "these worlds of play, interact with characters, thereby changing the consequences of the tragedy in the process. As a contemporary woman and scholar, she released two heroines from their victim status and depiction of the Renaissance during the "citizen renaissance" era. Unmarie McDonald 's "Good night Desde Demona" reveals the full Shakespearean character of Juliet and Desdeemona with cross-text nature and reveals the story of a hidden feminist in Shakespearean plays. Only by reviewing the text of Shakespeare itself through the type of insertion and the redistribution of the dialogue, we can reveal the true feminist color of female Shakespearean characters in feminism prejudice. Based on this understanding, we can read Demmona as a true feminist transformation of Shakespeare. Good night. Therefore, Yuantian's intertextuality strengthens and supports the characteristics of women. The main character of McDonald's Constance Lidbury is looking for missing links of Shakespeare's Othello and Romeo and Juliet.

Adultery and Death Many of the novels of American literature include the theme of American dreams and how it is eroded by evil of adultery. In Theodore Dreiser's "Carrie Sisters" novel, "Red Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne, and "Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the desire to acquire people who can not get along can destroy the ideal life of many characters It has been. . Characters of Hurstwood, Dimmesdale, Gatsby will pay for their "dreams" through their desires and the belief that anything can be achieved. In many kinds of literature, death appears in the form of letters physically and spiritually. In all stories including death, death is inevitable. In Robert Frost's "Out, Out-", death is a physical condition of a boy, a fearful accident, in Wilfred Owen's "disabled people", death is the mental state of the speaker and his life. The monotony of the game will be after losing both feet; but both verses show continuation of life after the person dies. - The fight against death, which can be portrayed as magnificent, is ultimately sad and insignificant. Just as megaliths tilt over the cliffs, people can show the desire to survive, but it is a pitiful effort to face imminent failures against vulnerability and the helplessness of life . Desire and death are two important aspects of Blanche's subsequent life. The figurative death of her husband's death and her social life is due to her strong sensual desire she led her to be a drama. This eventually led to her downfall at Elysian Fields where she got off the street. Blanche is not afraid of Stanley, this is the power of portraying her role. Tilting her head to the back, she laughed and showed signs of her flirting, this is her way to manipulate men. This helps to contrast clearly with the way she moves around Mickey. VOICE ONE: Allen's death strikes her, she can not get rid of it, causing her mental pain. Polka music bothered her, "Lens" freed her, but "shoot" - Allen's death = told the future of Mickey (does not exist). The music played in her mind shows that she later released himself from the rest of society. Allusion - Intertextuality: Virgin, because she is also dirty. Rhyme is linked to a fair side show where three young women are sitting in a bathtub when three men jumped together. Blanche is overlooking them - she tries to say that they are just making stories when they see her "show", but this reference also reflects her orgy - she said men A young woman in a bathtub that enters

RR 1 (Group A): According to Clark, do some students associate writing with punishment? Have you written punishment? How does this affect your writing attitude? RR 2 (Group B): "Writing everything autobiographically", what does Donald Murray mean? Do you agree with his argument? why? RR 3 (Group A): Culture and family expectations can form awareness of what we write. What do you think that Alexis and Tan become writers? How will your expectations as a writer influence you? RR 4 (Group B): According to Hook and Cangialosi, how can you help you heal? Are there examples of sentences that can be healed from your own experience? RR 5 (Group A): Please explain the details of typical writing. When and where do you like to write? What customs or ceremonies will you use? How can these habits help and hurt you? RR 6 (Group B): According to Murray, how can we fix it and lead to discoveries? Did you experience the discovery of sentences? - Green's "Discussion as a dialogue: role of research in writing research discussion" (p.27 - 38 under writing) RR 7 (Group A): When thinking about the word "argument", what do you usually think about? When Greene says "writing arguments is a process of learning how to enter into conversation" what does Greene mean? (29)? RR 8 (Group B): What is the "banking concept" of education? How is this theory related to the current educational system in the United States? In other words, how much does Freire's theory reflect your own educational experience? RR 9 (Group A): How does metaphor influence our mindset? List examples of figurative concepts from reading and your own experience RR 10 (Group B): How does Brandt define literacy support? How can sponsors to improve literacy rate shape human literacy improvement learning? Provide examples from articles and your own life experience RR 11 (Group A): Why is Audr Lorde silent about her life? How did she learn to break the silence? How does breaking her silence affect her as a writer and a speaker? RR 12 (Group B): What is Standard English? What is the problem of standard English teaching? How do students show different reactions to standard English? RR 13 (Group A): According to Baron, how does digital media change student sentences? What are the technical challenges facing writing teachers? How will digital media affect your own sentences? RR 14 (Group B): How does an online game affect students' composition? What skills can students acquire through online games, and how can teachers use the game more effectively in the classroom? RR 15 (Group A): What is "intersexuality"? What is the subject of this theory? In other words, how does inter-text nature challenge some myths about writing? Can you give examples of intertextuality in your own life? RR 16 (Group B): What is spelling and how does it challenge the concept of traditional plagiarism? Have you got examples of these concepts from your own literacy experience?