Hey dude! I love the two links you put up for this blog. I enjoyed reading them and learned many things from them. One thing that annoyed me about the second link is that when they called Gregor's unknown bug "cockroach" I just wanted to comment on that and say "Do you have any evidence that he was a cockroach in the story?" Cause personally for me I have found no evidence of it. I also love the image you put at the end. You can imagine what will happen next which is......Squish the bug to its death. Love it! Great Job!
I'm not sure what literary theory you are apply or what your essential question is for two reasons: 1) you don't state this anywhere in your bibliography; and 2) I can't tell from your sources because they seem to just be a random selection of sources on Kafka. I don't see a central theme that these sources are addressing. You really need to have a focus before you begin your research, or your research will not be as productive.
Hey dude! I love the two links you put up for this blog. I enjoyed reading them and learned many things from them. One thing that annoyed me about the second link is that when they called Gregor's unknown bug "cockroach" I just wanted to comment on that and say "Do you have any evidence that he was a cockroach in the story?" Cause personally for me I have found no evidence of it. I also love the image you put at the end. You can imagine what will happen next which is......Squish the bug to its death. Love it! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what literary theory you are apply or what your essential question is for two reasons: 1) you don't state this anywhere in your bibliography; and 2) I can't tell from your sources because they seem to just be a random selection of sources on Kafka. I don't see a central theme that these sources are addressing. You really need to have a focus before you begin your research, or your research will not be as productive.
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