Identity

Identity

1. Ain't I A Woman

   • Sojourner Truth
     • Established identity through past experiences
       • I have borne thirteen children, and seen most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother's grief, none but Jesus heard me!
         • Traumatizing past experiences
   • Enslaved
     • Can do as much as a man
       • "I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me! "

2. Alice in Wonderland

   • Paintings
     • Displays identity with emotion
     • Bright colors display fantasy
     • Explains characters emotions through actions
   • Identity
     • Alice
       • First Impressions
         • Dialogue with caterpillar
           • "Alice felt a little irritated at the Caterpillar’s making such very short remarks,"
             • Bad first impression with caterpillar
         • Attitude towards magic
           • “I can’t explain myself, I’m afraid, sir,” said Alice, “
             • She was first scared with magic
     • Wonderland
       • Shapes identity through characters
       • Fantasy is established in description
   • Fantasy and Surrealism
     • Mystical Creatures
     • Talking Animals
     • DIslocation
     • Scale Change

3. The Scarecrow

   • Supports locavorism
     • Shows a local farmer producing food
     • Makes Chipotle more appealing
       • Using pathos
     • Shows identity
       • By supporting what is safer for the Earth

4. Symbolic Reactionism

   • Creating a looking glass
     • helps with impressions
   • past experiences affect identity
   • Behavior affects identity
   • "people learn meanings and symbols through social interaction"
   • "developing a "looking-glass" self helps individuals to perceive and judge the impressions we make on others we interact with."

5. Impression Management

   • We Wear the Mask
     • Hiding our true selves
     • molding because of society
     • Metaphorical mask
   • controlling impressions
     • how people think about them
       • "Impression management is the effort to control or influence the perceptions of other people."
     • self presentation
       • "The most common types of impression management have to do with self presentation"

6. Fantasy

   • Shows personality using imagination
   • Dislocation to display metaphors
   • Scale change represents the size of issues or items
   • Is normally associated with children

7. Who am I?

   • ISTJ
     • Introverted
       • quieter
     • Sensing
       • Sensing problems
     • Thinking
       • Using logic over emotions
     • Judging
       • Using facts to judge
   • Personality test determines I am split
     • I can be introverted or extraverted
       • I am capable of working alone ore with people
         • Like being a teacher
   • You never know what i will be like
     • Loud or quiet
       • Crying or just solemn
         • That's what I get for being a gemini

8. Rhetoric

   • Ethos
     • Establishes credibility
     • Using past experiences
   • Pathos
     • Uses emotions
     • Jerks at a person's feelings
     • Uses a person's wants or needs
   • Logos
     • States facts
     • Uses logic to prove points

9. Essential Questions

   • Forming and shaping indentites
     • Past experiences
     • Social Groups
     • Personalities
     • Interests
   • Staying true to ourselves
     • Ignoring society
     • Accepting who we are
     • Finding others like ourselves
   • Turning points into adulthood
     • Establishing Maturity
     • Colege/Career choices
   • Making our own decisions
     • staying clear of negativitiy
     • Not being easliy influenced

10. The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

    • Author uses mood to develop identity
    • Depression
      • "I grow old ... I grow old ..."
        • Growing old by himself
    • Loniless
      • Not being able to find interested women
        • "In the room the women come and go Talking of Michelangelo."

11. Surrealism

    • Four key things noticed in surrealism
    • Associated with fantasy
      • Uses mystical symbols for real-life
    • Can show importance of something
      • Has vast emphasize on one subject
      • Isn't always true

12. To Kill A Mockingbird

    • Characters
      • Scout
      • Atticus FInch
      • Tom
    • Atticus Finch's Speech
      • Uses Rhetoric
      • Uses emotion
        • I have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the state,"
      • Tries to win jury over
        • "her putting a man’s life at stake, which she has done in an effort to get rid of her own guilt."
          • Tom was innocent

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