T=Title
P=Paraphrase
C=Connotation
A=Attitude
S=Shifts
T=Revisit title
T=Theme
Root words about Dakota culture
I think the title makes sense because the shape of the poem shows hot the roots are the biggest part.The poem really shows the great culture of the Dakota and how the plants they grew were so important to them and they appreciated them.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Figurative Language and Cultural Understanding
"Yam, the king of crops, was a very exacting king,"
1. This metaphor talks that the yam is the most important crop and that its more important than than the cocoa yam or cassava. It also lets the reader understand that its a very hard crop to grow and that only some (the men) are capable of growing it.
2. This reveals that the Igbo culture is patriarchal in that they only believe that men are capable of growing this prestigious crop, where as women should be growing cocoa yams and cassava.
1. This metaphor talks that the yam is the most important crop and that its more important than than the cocoa yam or cassava. It also lets the reader understand that its a very hard crop to grow and that only some (the men) are capable of growing it.
2. This reveals that the Igbo culture is patriarchal in that they only believe that men are capable of growing this prestigious crop, where as women should be growing cocoa yams and cassava.
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Monday, February 2, 2015
Protein
A. My first reaction was its a little gross to be eating grass hoppers.
B.I know that eating insects is very healthy for you and that they have a lot of protein.
C. My attitude towards eating insects is still really gross to me. I don't understand why you wouldn't just eat normal food. I understand that they have protein but its still super gross.
B.I know that eating insects is very healthy for you and that they have a lot of protein.
C. My attitude towards eating insects is still really gross to me. I don't understand why you wouldn't just eat normal food. I understand that they have protein but its still super gross.
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