Monday, October 10, 2011

The Work I've Done

Blog Portfolio Quarter 1


Coverage:


Aug. 8, 2011_The Way Comedies Work
Aug. 10, 2011_"As You Like It" Family Tree Act 1
Aug. 15, 2011_Act 1: the Introduction
Aug. 22, 2011_Writing vs. Acting
Aug. 25, 2011_Sarcasm Keeps us on our Feet
Sept. 5, 2011_New vs. Old
Sept. 7, 2011_Jaques: Antagonist or Not?
Sept. 18, 2011_Comic for As You Like It
Oct. 4, 2011_Clashing, or Identical?
Oct. 9, 2011_TSAR: Allusions in Chapters 11-12
Oct. 9, 2011_Thoughts on "Route March"

Depth:


Jaques: Antagonist or Not?

  • In this blog I looked at the role of Jaques in As You Like It, and I think I explored the subject pretty thoroughly using different examples and situations from the play as well as from the Director's Cut and another essay. Then I looked at Jaques character in different plays. I think I looked in depth at Jaques character- although in the end, I still don't think I understand him completely, or ever will.

Interaction:


New vs. the Old

  • Here I talked about the Globe Theatre Production, but I also looked at Sabrina's blog about it, in which I found her interpretations interesting. In particular I looked at what she mentioned about the Orlando realization of the Rosalind-Ganymede masquerade. I took here statements and questioned them and fleshed them out a bit. She widened my view and I hope I broadened hers.

Discussions:


Sarcasm Keeps us on our Feet

  • I got comments from different people on this blog, and I think I made people think a bit when they read the blog. Through the discussion that followed, I think we all came up with new ideas.

Xenoblogging:


Globe Theatre

  • I liked Elizabeth's post about the production in Globe Theatre, and with the comments I added after I read it, I like to think I helped to develop some of her ideas.

Wildcard:


Jake and I
  • In this blog I played around with the characters (not literally, of course) and just kind of thought about who they were and why all these different characters were included. I think blogs are about thinking, and sharing your thoughts, and even just writing down some things in the hope that you'll come up with new thoughts: and I think this blog kind of follows this idea. I wasn't really sure where I was going when I first started it (sort of like when I first look at a poem for an IOC) and by the end, I had all these ideas. Blogs are about progressing.

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