If the whole is equal to the sum of its parts than our "whole" cannot be reached until our parts are gathered and acknowledged. This blog will act as a collection, a gallery that records our “parts and particles” (our particulars) in an effort to connect the dots; to endlessly connect the dots.
Has there been a repeated theme or topic that you have written about, or do you know what that is and your looking for something new? What interests you most? Also what book are you reading?
ReplyDeleteI am writing my paper on - not being judge based on paper? Does that sound legit?
ReplyDeletei think i might be writing my paper on the constant issue of environment and the fact that they put on a mask and it needs to be taken off.
ReplyDeletei was thinking about writing a paper on gangs and how they work.. i wanna know more about it.
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I was thinking about writing a paper on how people act when they had a mental disorder..
like what makes them wanna do the things they do
idk what cone to right about HELP!! :)
i'm writing my paper on heros and how they play a big role and people lives.
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ReplyDeletethink about your life, think about your experiences, think about things you love, think about things you hate, think about something you stand for, think about something you stand up against, think about the apocalypse, think about religion, wars, politics and nature. Now think about True Notebooks. then pick the thoughts you liked and mash them together into one idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what your topic should be, but I always find it easier to write about something that interest you and something you know about.
ReplyDeleteDomenic and Clarencie give good advice. Abby's series of questions are vital to thinking this through. I am glad you are using the blog to discuss this, but try to use it outside of the class session too to help you generate ideas.
ReplyDeleteYou all have topics. You've all written 8 responses and a topic or many topics reside in those responses. It is your responsibility to identify what interests you, what you want to know more about, and what you feel will be useful to study in a sustained 4-5 page paper.