![]() ![]() Generally, questions serve as the foundation for the growth of complex ideas and induce stimulation in the human tendency to find an answer. Authors write dense literary works, and I learned that it is my job to simplify it and argue an interpretation, and not to complicate it with unnecessary language.Įxercise 2: The Yellow Wallpaper- "An Impossible Narrative" This is my biggest realization, and when I look back on this exercise, I see the growth I have made because my writing has become clearer, and that is something that will help me in the future. An argument is stronger by the clarity and amount of strong evidence a writer uses, not by explaining it poetically. Since then, this course has taught me about the importance of an argument and strong evidence. Filling up the page with impressive words and metaphors was something that I thought was important. I had no sense of clarity and my essay was more complex than “The Yellow Wallpaper”. ![]() ![]() Particularly, this exercise shows my earliest form of work and the problems with it. ![]()
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