Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Quiz on Plath
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Extra Credit
1020 grains of rice.

Thursday, November 20, 2008
Project Three Reflect/Action
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Annotation 12
Cameron Bradley
Annotated Bibliography
Vogler, Christopher. The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers. Studio
City:Michael Wiese Productions, 2007.
Summary
In the final chapters of the Writer’s Journey, called the Writer’s Journey and Staying Alive, Vogler gives his own work fairy tale sense. In The Writer’s Journey chapter, he gives the writer a place in a story. He compares the journey of the fictional characters to the world of a writer. He believes that the Writer’s Journey and the archetypes journey are one in the same. Both journeys must confront ordeals to reach a goal an audience. The character of the shaman is compared directly to the writer of a story in particular. Just like a writer, a shaman is not connected to the world around his or her and must overcome demons and evil powers to reach their goal.
The next chapter is called Staying Alive. In this chapter, he talks about his past as a film writer and some of the highlighting moments where he learned an important lesson. A few of these lessons are “a good story has two journeys, an inner and outer” or “ stories are metaphors.” The most important lesson that is conveyed in this chapter is the idea that stories are made to reach human emotion. For example, the story of Rumpulstelskin is a story told in many languages but it reaches so many people despite having a different name.
Questions
1. What was his final goal in the writer’s journey?
2. Are timeless stories or classics still being written today?
Reaction
I feel in the remaining pages, Vogler is trying to give words of encouragement for all writers. Despite any setbacks a person may have, he wants to be a mentor for any writer who struggles. He sets a goal for all writers to reach an audience through their emotions. It is almost as if he is giving a speech to a timeless story.
Terms
No terms
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Four Modes- Rhetorical Analysis
This piece captures how others are not willing to reach out to others unlike themselves. People usually want to ta with people who they can feel comfortable with. This is called a comfort zone. When people ste out of their comfort zone, they might learn something new about themselves and the world around them. his reason people stay in a comfort zone may be fear of what they do not know.

Book-The Naked Roommate-This book explains how to confront problems a college student will face when entering college for the first time. Most students have never left the comfort zone of their homes and may feel pressure when they must share everything. Also, the other students may cause prolems such as, loud music or excessive drinking. All of these factors can affect a students academic performance. If a student is prepped on what to expect. they will learn how to overcome these issues.

This movie focuses on the different groups found in high school. It is a bit dated but the overall message of the variety of groups is still intact. People can be hostile to the different groups in their own school. In this movie, students are thrown together by detention and ultimately learn from one another.
A groups of people can affect an individual positively or negatively. This song talks about the group of people whom negatively affect a person by telling that individual to follow the group and not think outside the box. People may miss learning a lifelong lesson if they are always following the group. A lesson about the world may be missed also.