Supplementary text for Imaginary (1 Viewer)

[ZoDiAc KnIgHt]

Im already doing Matrix as my first supplementary text

Any suggestions for a second???

A novel would be good...
Or a poem....

Thankz

 

[zelda]

The Hobbit by J.R.R Tolkien would be a good one

 

[AGB]

a good poem for it is the thought fox by ted hughes

 

[ZoDiAc KnIgHt]

Thanks guys for replying

I decided to choose The Thought Fox

 

[AGB]

if you want to swap analysis's (spelling?) of the thought fox then pm me

 

[ZoDiAc KnIgHt]

Yea, sure, that would be great

You just gotta wait, because i need to start my analysis first LOL

^_^

 

[AGB]

hahaha thats cool.......ill type mine up and post it here soon

 

[Supra]

Originally posted by ZoDiAc KnIgHt
Im already doing Matrix as my first supplementary text

Any suggestions for a second???

A novel would be good...
Or a poem....

which matrix u doin??

 

[ZoDiAc KnIgHt]

The first one

 

[Grey Council]

mm, if your doing imaginative journey Coleridge, try not to do another poem.

And what im buggered about is this:
How does Tolkien lead us on a journey of the imagination? I'm not saying he doesnt, he does. But what techniques would you say he uses? :S

and Zodiac? nice sig.

 

[zelda]

hmm techniques! theres quite a alot... but the ones i can come up with now is that he used heaps of descriptive words thats bring you into a fantasy world, theres imagery, anthropomorphism and perhaps foreshadowing.

 

[zelda]

and ofcourse other techniques like...similes..alliteration, metaphors etc

 

[ZoDiAc KnIgHt]

so, say i was writing an essay
all i have to do is mention techniques and bs how these techniques show 2 different worlds/imaginative journey
eg: matrix, allusions to other famous imaginative journeys, implying it is an imaginative journey..this is the bs bit....
yea?

 

[zelda]

yup, always the HOW it represents an imaginary journey is important...and thats where you include the techniques
make sure you talk about what ideas it relays about imaginative journeys too

 

[Grey Council]

Thats the thing, I don't want to use any techniques that are used in my analysis of Coleridge. Otherwise my essay will become repetitive. But i see what you mean. I'll choose The Hobbit/LoTR 1