Due November 30 th by 11:59 pm Please email your responses to the below questions to me. You may also choose to post your check ins to the class site as a way of sharing with your classmates. As of now, what is your central question? (Your central question is the question that each of…
Due November 20 th by 11:59 pm Please email your responses to the below questions to me. You may also choose to post your check ins to the class site as a way of sharing with your classmates. As of now, what is your central question? (Your central question is the question that each of…
You may email me your responses directly as a Word document, but I encourage you to post your project check-ins to the class site.* Doing so facilitates the feedback loop and also allows you to get a sense of how other groups are tackling similar or related issues. Project Overview Briefly describe your tentative ideas…
You may email me your responses directly as a Word document, but I encourage you to post your project check-ins to the class site.* Doing so facilitates the feedback loop and also allows you to get a sense of how other groups are tackling similar or related issues. TOPIC FOCUS (Central Objective) What key idea,…
Due November 20 th by 11:59 pm Please email your responses to the below questions to me. You may also choose to post your check ins to the class site as a way of sharing with your classmates. As of now, what is your central question? (Your central question is the question that each of…
Due November 30 th by 11:59 pm Please email your responses to the below questions to me. You may also choose to post your check ins to the class site as a way of sharing with your classmates. As of now, what is your central question? (Your central question is the question that each of…
In the Part 2 of “Leaving Atlanta” Jones writes us a second person narrator who is has intimate insight into Rodney’s interior thoughts and feelings. It would seem on face value that this is an omniscient narrator, but the narrator only knows Rodney. The narrator is centered around Rodney and never provides that kind of…
The role of the t.v in part one of Tayari Jones’ Leaving Atlanta is not a large presence, however, it is an insightful one. Once it becomes present in the kitchen, it becomes a participant at the dinner table, setting the tone and filling their stomachs with emotions. Readers understand Tasha and her sister Deshaun…