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The assessment should be 1 full page, typed, double-spaced, and should conform to the formatting and content guidelines for the course. It should include a bibliography of the source and follow all punctuation conventions for poems: titles enclosed in quotation marks, not italics, for example. Make sure that the document is free of grammatical and punctuation errors.
Prompt:
In order to complete this assessment, you will need to have read the four poems assigned for this module. These poems were chosen for the different ways in which they engage with specific places in the State. This will be the basis for our approaching them in the assessment.
Select one of the poems to discuss. Using specific language from the text as support, discuss the ways in which the poet is using descriptions of place to reflect the character(s)'s relationship with a particular place. How is the way the place is described indicative of a particular view of that place? What does the description tell us about the emotional or psychological significance of that place? How is the scenery tied to the emotional or psychological state of individuals in the poem? How does this help remind you of a specific SC location?
Remember that If you do not spend most of the discussion about location, you are not following the assignment. Also note that discussion of literary works is an interpretive process, but it cannot be guided by personal whim or connection to a work. In order to avoid this,do not rely on opinion but, rather, show how the text supports your conclusions by describing things in detail.
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Running head: PLACE AND PEOPLE IN “DANCING WITH STROM” BY NIKKY FINNEY1
Depiction of Place and People In “Dancing with Strom” By Nikky Finney
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PLACE AND PEOPLE IN “DANCING WITH STROM” BY NIKKY FINNEY
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Depiction of Place and People In “Dancing with Strom” By Nikky Finney
The author of the poem has employed numerous aspects of language, symbolism,
imagery, and analogy to explain the relationship between people and their surroundings. In order
to make the links between places, people and objects outstanding, the poet has used specific
language and settings to unite the people ...
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