Readin in Spanish is...
A way to get out of the daily stress; is the plain for my free-time week and vacations. If the reading is made appropiate it could be a tool to improve the syntactic problems.
Reading in English is...
To discover an unknown culture, to learn a bunch of new vocabulary, to get into someone else's mind. It is for me a door to a far away place, but the arrived is not always pleased because in some cases I feel stupid when I just cannot understand what the author is trying to tell me.
Reading in French is...
A huge challenge because since I was a child I hated French. However, it is not too bad, it is also a source for learnig French language and their way of telling/writing things.
Friday, 8 March 2013
Angelica and Ingrid
Reading definition
Reading is the compound of a skill and a vocation which allows you to immaginate and play through the words the author's thoughts in your head, just like a movie, after which you feel the desire to express your ideas for others to play them along their minds, then you make sure your thoughts are clear by checking through rereading and that's what makes reading and writing to be bound.
Reading is the compound of a skill and a vocation which allows you to immaginate and play through the words the author's thoughts in your head, just like a movie, after which you feel the desire to express your ideas for others to play them along their minds, then you make sure your thoughts are clear by checking through rereading and that's what makes reading and writing to be bound.
Narda and Ingrid (Interview)
Interview to Susan Sontag:
1.What do you think about this phrase Isben inscribed on the flyleaf of one of his books: "To write is to sit in judgement on oneself"?
2.When you were telling us about rewriting, you seemed to be complaining. Did you mean you don't enjoy writing?
3.And what about people who cannot reread? I mean blind people, do you think they cannot feel a writer pleasure?
4.What do you think is the difference between reading and writing?
Sunday, 3 March 2013
Alejandra, Carolina and Cristine
Interview to Susan Sontag
1. Why do you write2. What do you like best, reading or writing?
3. What do you inspire on when you write?
4. Susan, how do you define your own style?
5. You’re a very polemic writer, How do you react to the different opinions people have about you?
6. What do you do in order to create such great short stories, essays and novels?
7. And finally, what is the part you enjoy the most when writing?
Definition of Reading
Reading is for us to go back and check what has been written for judging, but it is to go deeper in a narration and get bound to it, this is something that is developed and allows you to wear the autor shoes and feel the same pleasure that he or she felt when writing.Interview to Susan Sontag - Angélica and Juliana
1. You mention that for you, reading is a normal activity while writing is such an odd thing to do, so what is the relationship between reading and writing?
2 You said that writing is intimidating, then what is the pleasurable part of writing?
3. Why do you find it torment when reading?
4. Do you prefer writing about yourself or about others and why?
5. What is the difference between reading and writing?
Monday, 25 February 2013
Interview with Susan Sontag (Sample questions)
1.Why do you write?
8. What do you inspire on when you write?
9. Do you think rereading could change the initial idea of the writer?
6. What do you think about people who stop reading when they become writers?
5. When you were telling us about rewritting you seemed to be complaining, did you mean you don't enjoy writing?
3. Also, you said that writing is intimidating like a plunge in an icy lake, then, What is the pleasurable part of writing? What about blind people? Do you think they cannot feel that pleasure?
2. What do you think about perfectionism in writers?
4. What do you think about Henrik Ibsen assertion: "To write is to sit in judgement on oneself".
6. What do you think about "Woolf's assertion: "the state of reading consist in the complete eliminination of the ego"?
10. What do you think when a writer says reading and writing are incompatible ?
What do you like the most, reading or writing? and why?
How do you think someone could master writing?
Who do you think is your most feared critic?
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