- Edwidge Danticat --> Creating Dangerously: THe Immigrant Artist at Work
- Haitian author - attended Brown University and written many books
- Advocate for immigrants
- Bridges between Haitian literature and English literature
- Mass media - what is "okay," and what isn't?
- spectacle of their deaths
- Artists tend to be influenced by personal experiences more than others, however, what influenced her was watching someone else die
- Still loves her culture, but recognizes there are many struggles in Haiti
- Loving her country, despite the government is corrupt
- The government's control over what can be shown to society
- Despite how terrible a country may be, people still stay in their home
- Argentina --> government pays for everything so nobody leaves
- Difficult to relate at times due to lack of personal experience
- The present tense makes it feel more "real" --> "words hold more weight"
- Earthquake caused literal destruction
- So many aspects people can connect to
- Death of a family member
- Natural disasters
- Oppression
- Making that connection --> Compassion
- "You find a way to get through"
- Government manipulation
- "Nobody can bend people's will - only by their ideals"
- Pg. 9 "And no matter how hard he tried, Papa Doc Duvalier could not make their words go away"
- Reading Dangerously --> Create dangerously for somebody to create dangerously
- Choosing what to read to help yourself - personal development
- It may bring you harm
- Created despite the hardships from her homeland
- Risk --> appearing as if one is not tolerant of anything
- Why did they go back?
2016년 8월 23일 화요일
Notes - August 24, 2016
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