Author: Gyeongmo
Analyzing Vietnamerica
Here is my Analyzing Vietnamerica project! It took me quite some time to link a visual novel with a 18-page article introducing a new concept, but I managed it through. Here is the assignment link.
Sunday Funnies 9: Assemblies
For this week’s Sunday Funnies, I have created a breakdown on different ingredients on a burger that I have eaten for the past few weeks.
Mapping Fun Home
This project was by far the most difficult project that I have done so far. I had to read through Fun Home again, and mark the important points and do a lot of reading between the lines (or panels). However, the most difficult part of the project was to find a simple yet meaningful way to organize and map out the pattern that I have found in the book. Here is the link to the assignment prompt.
Sunday Funnies 8: Sunday sketches
For this week’s Sunday Funnies , I made a sketch out of everyday object, in this case, a sharpie.
Sunday Funnies 7: A Human Document
For this week’s Sunday Funnies, I decided to ‘make’ a poetry out of a page from an old novel called Ishmael by Daniel Quinn.
Sunday Funnies #6
For this week’s Sunday Funnies, I was inspired by a quote by Buddha. I thought that it was an interesting quote in many levels, in that buddhism is a religion in which individuals are to seek out their own salvation, and that it is quite an inspirational saying, especially for those who are always surrounded by competition, and need some kind of motivation – namely college students like me.
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Patterns in “Ideal Husband” of Fun Home
One pattern that I have noticed in the sixth chapter (“Ideal Husband”) of Fun Home is change. There are several changes in terms of history, plot and characters that occurs within the chapter. For example, picking up the seventeen year locust represents the change of the insect from a larva to an adult. This was especially interesting as it corresponded with Alison going through puberty, when usually insects have a much faster life cycle. To add onto this, Alison getting a period is a turning point in her life in which she is moving towards being an adult from a kid. Other than this, Alison’s dad going to the psychiatrist and president Nixon’s impeachment are other examples of significant changes that occurs in this chapter.
Tracing Persepolis: Revised
Over the spring break, I have revised my Tracing Persepolis project. Through discussions and suggestions from my professor David Morgen, I’ve added more in-depth analysis on what impact do the points that I have investigated have on the readers and their reading experience. In addition to this, I’ve re-arranged my formatting after reading over Dan’s project. After the revision, my arguments have become more fluent, more detailed and easier to read.
Sunday Funnies #5: Mapping tracing persepolis
For this week’s Sunday Funnies assignment, I have created a map of Shiven’s tracing Persepolis project.