- According to Gerald Graff and Cathy Birkenstein, writers should use the model of “entering the conversation” in their writing because you would strive to become a better writer and also hear others perspectives. Using “they say/ I say” helps writers generate their ideas. When responding to a text, you need to place it in context and engage with it while making your argument.
- I agree that learning to look at artwork helps us analyze other situations because It teaches us to infer and seek answers to extract our point of view. It can also educate you to be more careful when forming assumptions because what you see on the surface isn’t necessarily the best indicator of what’s going on within. This, in my view, is a brilliant method to excite your mind and make you a more creative thinker.
ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (0807)
Ways of Seeing/Ways of Hearing
I agree with point#2. looking at artwork is absolutely a nice way to excite our mind and can help us better analyze.
Great point about art helping us avoid jumping to conclusions.