4H Literature Perspective

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Welcome!

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Goal
At the end of this class you
  •  understand the three literary works in this chapter
  • understand the concept of perspective as it is used in literature.


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Definitions of literature 
  • works of art (plays, poems, novels and such) - genre
  • author's intentions and reader experience
  • deeper layer and complex language
  • emotional experience 

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Gwendolyn Brooks 

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Gwendolyn Brooks
(1917-2000)
First African American to win the Pulitzer Prize in 1950

struggles and joys of life

impact of poverty on the black community

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Slide 7 - Video

Amy Tan
(1952 - now)

immigrant parents from China

cultural identity and struggles

The Joy Luck Club (1989)



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My Mother
or

The Most Hateful Words

New Yorker 2001

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Colin Walsh
1986 - now

Irish

Kala (2023)

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Perspective

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The point of view that you as a reader get of the people, events and other details in the work that you're reading.

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Do
The assignments 
in your hand-out 
individually 

English assignments count toward your final grade of this course 

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Write 
Write your own version of ‘The Most Hateful Words’ or ‘Joe’ - choose a different perspective from the one used in the current work. 

Mind that not just the pronouns change but also the version of events!

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Goal
At the end of this class you
  •  understand the three literary works in this chapter
  • understand the concept of perspective as it is used in literature.


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Stop the bus!
Animal
Food
Country
Plant

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Strands
<a href="https://www.nytimes.com/games/strands">https://www.nytimes.com/games/strands</a>
Wordle
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Squaredle
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Quordle
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