It has been argued that Camus, Kafka, Murakami, Diaz, Oates, Williams, Wilson, and Miller are all telling the same story.
What is that one story?
It has been said that there is only
one universal story in the world.
We humans just keep retelling that universal story in different specific ways.
After you consider and compare all the texts we have read this year,
explain:
what is the one universal story
that our authors keep exploring?
(Remember to focus on the universal here --
a universal story is one that embodies universal themes or even actions, not specific ones.)
For extra credit, please make at least 1 comment, and in it please reference at least three of the authors we have read this year --
and at least one of those should ADD, AMEND, or ARGUE with someone else's comment.
Please edit your work. There must be no more than one grammar error in order for you to receive your extra credit for these entries.
deadline: May 28. midnight
What is that one story?
It has been said that there is only
one universal story in the world.
We humans just keep retelling that universal story in different specific ways.
After you consider and compare all the texts we have read this year,
explain:
what is the one universal story
that our authors keep exploring?
(Remember to focus on the universal here --
a universal story is one that embodies universal themes or even actions, not specific ones.)
For extra credit, please make at least 1 comment, and in it please reference at least three of the authors we have read this year --
and at least one of those should ADD, AMEND, or ARGUE with someone else's comment.
Please edit your work. There must be no more than one grammar error in order for you to receive your extra credit for these entries.
deadline: May 28. midnight
