What is worse failing or never attempt in the first place?
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Friday, May 19, 2017
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
IGNITE TALK
1.What is worse failing or never attempt in the first place?
2.Defined failure and not trying and compared them.
3.Failing can give valuable information but not trying you don't know if you succeeded.
4.Fahrenheit 451 Montag failed to love his wife but gave up.
5.Investigate the psychology of the mind and how it functions.
1.What is worse failing or never attempt in the first place?
2.Defined failure and not trying and compared them.
3.Failing can give valuable information but not trying you don't know if you succeeded.
4.Fahrenheit 451 Montag failed to love his wife but gave up.
5.Investigate the psychology of the mind and how it functions.
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
ESSAY
Describe the difference in Ray Bradbury's tone with regard to Clarisse & Beatty. Support your analysis with examples of Bradbury's diction and detail.
A society where the firemen start fires instead of putting them out, hooked on TV, books being illegal, and where individualism is a sin. In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury's uses different tones between Clarisse and Beatty. As shown we can see that Clarisse is described as a girl who loves nature, who is interested into odd things and penetrates Montag with various question (Do you like your job? Are you happy?) Making him question his dissatisfaction of his life throughout the book. Whereas Beatty, the head honcho fireman is described as the man who knows more about books than anyone else and is seen as a bad human for doing his job.
Ray Bradbury introduces Clarisse as the curious girl. Her curiosity is what lured her into Montag, a fireman who enjoys burning books and homes. As he meets Clarisse he realizes that she is different from the others and thinks differently, it is why she always tends to question. However, through out the book Clarisse was a major impact to Montag's life as her constant questioning made him realize his dissatisfaction in life. Bradbury introduces Clarisse like this because as humans we tend to question many things in life.
On the other hand, Bradbury introduces Beatty as the guy who knows a lot about books. Compared to Clasrisse, Beatty is seen as the bad guy, the villain. Bradbury shows Beatty as the guy who follows the rules, not because he wishes to but because hes has to due to society. This shows us that we don't really know who Beatty actually is.
Ultametaly, Bradbury's tone towards each of the character show that they are very much different, yet they are important in changing Montags view of life.
Describe the difference in Ray Bradbury's tone with regard to Clarisse & Beatty. Support your analysis with examples of Bradbury's diction and detail.
A society where the firemen start fires instead of putting them out, hooked on TV, books being illegal, and where individualism is a sin. In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury's uses different tones between Clarisse and Beatty. As shown we can see that Clarisse is described as a girl who loves nature, who is interested into odd things and penetrates Montag with various question (Do you like your job? Are you happy?) Making him question his dissatisfaction of his life throughout the book. Whereas Beatty, the head honcho fireman is described as the man who knows more about books than anyone else and is seen as a bad human for doing his job.
Ray Bradbury introduces Clarisse as the curious girl. Her curiosity is what lured her into Montag, a fireman who enjoys burning books and homes. As he meets Clarisse he realizes that she is different from the others and thinks differently, it is why she always tends to question. However, through out the book Clarisse was a major impact to Montag's life as her constant questioning made him realize his dissatisfaction in life. Bradbury introduces Clarisse like this because as humans we tend to question many things in life.
On the other hand, Bradbury introduces Beatty as the guy who knows a lot about books. Compared to Clasrisse, Beatty is seen as the bad guy, the villain. Bradbury shows Beatty as the guy who follows the rules, not because he wishes to but because hes has to due to society. This shows us that we don't really know who Beatty actually is.
Ultametaly, Bradbury's tone towards each of the character show that they are very much different, yet they are important in changing Montags view of life.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
A STEP AHEAD OF THE HOUND
1. What did Montag do at the Blacks' house?
At the Blacks' house, Montag hid some books.
2. How does Faber describe the war?
Faber described the war as distant to the people because there is a big crisis occurring and the people are not paying attention.
3. Describe Faber's TV.
Small portable tv
4. What was on TV while Montag was on the run?
While Montag was on the run he was seen being chased by helicopters and hounds.
5. What was Montag running for when everyone looked out of their houses?
Montag was running towards the river to clense himself.
1. What did Montag do at the Blacks' house?
At the Blacks' house, Montag hid some books.
2. How does Faber describe the war?
Faber described the war as distant to the people because there is a big crisis occurring and the people are not paying attention.
3. Describe Faber's TV.
Small portable tv
4. What was on TV while Montag was on the run?
While Montag was on the run he was seen being chased by helicopters and hounds.
5. What was Montag running for when everyone looked out of their houses?
Montag was running towards the river to clense himself.
THE CHASE IS ON
1. Why did the Hound attack Montag?
The hound attacked Montag for two reasons, one he has hidden books and two he murdered Beatty.
2. How did Montag defend himself?
Montag defended himself by the flame thrower.
3. What did Montag realize about Beatty?
Montag realized that Beatty wanted to die because he didn't move as Montag approached him.
4. Where did Montag go?
Montag went to go see Faber.
5. What happened when Montag crossed the street?
When Montag crossed the street a beetle was chasing him.
1. Why did the Hound attack Montag?
The hound attacked Montag for two reasons, one he has hidden books and two he murdered Beatty.
2. How did Montag defend himself?
Montag defended himself by the flame thrower.
3. What did Montag realize about Beatty?
Montag realized that Beatty wanted to die because he didn't move as Montag approached him.
4. Where did Montag go?
Montag went to go see Faber.
5. What happened when Montag crossed the street?
When Montag crossed the street a beetle was chasing him.
Sunday, March 26, 2017
PART 2 QUESTIONS ABOUT F451
1. In the scene where Mildred and Montag read books together, what are their separate reactions?
Between Mildred and Montag, they had separate reactions towards the book. Montag was fascinated with the book, and thought that maybe the book can answer all of his questions. For instance, the answer to clarisse, of what might had happened to her. Whereas Mildred was very different, to her all she cared about was television. The fact that the books didn't seem alive to her made her not interested in it.
2. What is the effect throughout sections I and II, of the bombers flying over?
The bombs flying over creates a suspense scene; war (outside conflict) and the question of mystery in the book (inside conflict.) In this society there is a worldwide crisis; war, but no one seems to care because they are too busy with the concern of happiness and technology such as television.
3. Who is Professor Faber?
Professor Faber was an old English teacher and Montag decides to pay a visit so he can help him understand the book.
4. Montag’s reaction to the commercial on the subway is a turning point in his life. How does he react and why?
As Montag tries to memorize the book in the subway there is this advertisement blaring loudly form the speakers. In which Montag tries in ignoring. This shows that Montag is fighting with his ownself of being like the rest of the people or being different.
5. What argument does Faber make for books?
Faber argues that there are three reason to why books are important.The books have "quality" meaning they show the way of life. Secondly, he books require "leisure" meaning finding a meaning to the book. And lastly, to apply what they learned from the book to their life.
6. What is the “small green metal object”?
The small green metal object is like an ear piece so Faber could talk to Monttag through it.
7. What does the White Clown show lead you to believe about television programming in this society?
First of all clowns are meant to amuse kids, this shows that the society have an intellectual of a child.
8. Why does Mrs. Phelps cry when Montag reads “Dover Beach”?
Mrs. Phelps cries as Montag reads the book because its been a long time reading a book and because she can feel the emotions as hes reading it.
9. What is Montag’s destination at the end of section II? Why?
In the end of section 2, Montag's destination is his home.
1. In the scene where Mildred and Montag read books together, what are their separate reactions?
Between Mildred and Montag, they had separate reactions towards the book. Montag was fascinated with the book, and thought that maybe the book can answer all of his questions. For instance, the answer to clarisse, of what might had happened to her. Whereas Mildred was very different, to her all she cared about was television. The fact that the books didn't seem alive to her made her not interested in it.
2. What is the effect throughout sections I and II, of the bombers flying over?
The bombs flying over creates a suspense scene; war (outside conflict) and the question of mystery in the book (inside conflict.) In this society there is a worldwide crisis; war, but no one seems to care because they are too busy with the concern of happiness and technology such as television.
3. Who is Professor Faber?
Professor Faber was an old English teacher and Montag decides to pay a visit so he can help him understand the book.
4. Montag’s reaction to the commercial on the subway is a turning point in his life. How does he react and why?
As Montag tries to memorize the book in the subway there is this advertisement blaring loudly form the speakers. In which Montag tries in ignoring. This shows that Montag is fighting with his ownself of being like the rest of the people or being different.
5. What argument does Faber make for books?
Faber argues that there are three reason to why books are important.The books have "quality" meaning they show the way of life. Secondly, he books require "leisure" meaning finding a meaning to the book. And lastly, to apply what they learned from the book to their life.
6. What is the “small green metal object”?
The small green metal object is like an ear piece so Faber could talk to Monttag through it.
7. What does the White Clown show lead you to believe about television programming in this society?
First of all clowns are meant to amuse kids, this shows that the society have an intellectual of a child.
8. Why does Mrs. Phelps cry when Montag reads “Dover Beach”?
Mrs. Phelps cries as Montag reads the book because its been a long time reading a book and because she can feel the emotions as hes reading it.
9. What is Montag’s destination at the end of section II? Why?
In the end of section 2, Montag's destination is his home.
Monday, March 20, 2017
15 Questions I should be able to answer by this weekend
3. Discuss the difference between Montag and Clarisse’s lives.
4. Montag’s television includes headphones called “seashells.” The “wall to wall circuit” allows Mildred to enter the “play” and, therefore, the television programming. How does the technology within the novel compare to our current technology? In the first pages of the novel,does technology improve the quality of life for Montag and his wife, Mildred? Why or why not?
5. Why does the narrator introduce us to Montag at this time of his life, when he encounters Clarisse and confronts Mildred’s overdose?
6. Why does the author introduce the character of Clarisse before Mildred?
7. Why are all the houses fireproof in this society?
8. Why does Mildred require emergency service? What service is provided?
9. What is the mechanical hound and what is its purpose?
10. Why does the society consider Clarisse “anti-social”?
11. When the woman’s house is raided, why does she light the match?
12. Describe the relationship between Montag and Mildred.
13. What is the purpose of Beatty's visit?
14. Reread Captain Beatty’s monologue (pp.57-59). Discuss his view that school cultivates anti-intellectual sentiment (p.58). In your opinion does it accurately depict your high school? Do books violate the idea that ”everyone is made equal” (p.58)?
15. Why does Montag feel “fat”?
1.The novel Fahrenheit 451 begins : “It was a pleasure to burn.” Why does Ray
Bradbury start the novel in this way? Why might it be more pleasurable to burn books rather than read them?
- Well first of all it's a great way in catching a readers attention. And second of all, it sets the reader to know what kind of person we are dealing with in the book. Since it starts as the character burning books, we can tell that he has the pleasure in throwing kerosene filled flame throwers, and that its his job, although fireman's aren't meant to start fires but to get rid of fires and save kittens from a tree.
2. In the opening scene, why are the books compared to birds?
- Books are compared to birds because birds fly, they wonder off and see new things out int he world, and books they make many see things differently and sets ones thought which leads to creating ideas.
3. Discuss the difference between Montag and Clarisse’s lives.
- Clarisse is this happy girl who doesn't give too shits what people think about her. She's a curious person who always tends to question. Whereas Montag he is this person who is settled in an unhappy life and does the pleasure to burn books.
4. Montag’s television includes headphones called “seashells.” The “wall to wall circuit” allows Mildred to enter the “play” and, therefore, the television programming. How does the technology within the novel compare to our current technology? In the first pages of the novel,does technology improve the quality of life for Montag and his wife, Mildred? Why or why not?
-No, the technology within the novel does not improve the quality of life for Montag and his wife Mildred because television is all Mildred does, is have her eyes glued to the television. In which creates this separation and lack of communication between Montag and his wife Mildred.
5. Why does the narrator introduce us to Montag at this time of his life, when he encounters Clarisse and confronts Mildred’s overdose?
- Well when montag encounters Clarisse she tends to question alot, like whether he's happy or not, which truly questions himself if he is happy. And then when Mildred overdosed herself, it shows that he's not happy with the way things are turning out in his life.
6. Why does the author introduce the character of Clarisse before Mildred?
-The author introduces the character Clarisse before Mildred because it shows the difference between a happy person and a sad person.
7. Why are all the houses fireproof in this society?
- All the houses in this society are fireproof because that's safety for them and the only thing that sets on fire are books.
8. Why does Mildred require emergency service? What service is provided?
- Mildred is required emergency service because she was intoxicated with pills in which she needed paramedics to pump all the toxic out of her.
9. What is the mechanical hound and what is its purpose?
- The mechanical hound is meant to hunt for those that read books and think.
10. Why does the society consider Clarisse “anti-social”?
- The society considers Clarisse "anti-social" because shes different, unique. She does her own thing and thinks differently than others.
11. When the woman’s house is raided, why does she light the match?
- She lights the match because she wanted to be with her books and die off with them.
12. Describe the relationship between Montag and Mildred.
- The relationship between Montag and Mildred is that they lost each other, they are separated.
13. What is the purpose of Beatty's visit?
- The purpose of Beatty's visit was the Montag was not feeling well.
14. Reread Captain Beatty’s monologue (pp.57-59). Discuss his view that school cultivates anti-intellectual sentiment (p.58). In your opinion does it accurately depict your high school? Do books violate the idea that ”everyone is made equal” (p.58)?
15. Why does Montag feel “fat”?
- Montag feels "fat" because he is secretly hiding books in which this society he's not allowed to have.
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
WHAT I SEE IN LITERATURE
The Great Gatsby:
1. The Green Light
- Gatsby trying to achieve his dream, which is getting Daisy back
- The American Dream
2. East Egg and West Egg
- The Rich and The Poor
3. Theme in Both Gatsby and Prufrock is TIME
The Great Gatsby: last line" So we beat on boats against the current borne back ceaselessly in the past"
- As the boat moves forward, trying to move to the future, the current is pulling the boat back, always reminding one from their past.
- one cant move forward when the past is pulling them back
The Love Song: in the poem there s a showing of going to the past and the future but never going to the present.
4. Lines 47-48 "In a minute there is time
1. The Green Light
- Gatsby trying to achieve his dream, which is getting Daisy back
- The American Dream
2. East Egg and West Egg
- The Rich and The Poor
3. Theme in Both Gatsby and Prufrock is TIME
The Great Gatsby: last line" So we beat on boats against the current borne back ceaselessly in the past"
- As the boat moves forward, trying to move to the future, the current is pulling the boat back, always reminding one from their past.
- one cant move forward when the past is pulling them back
The Love Song: in the poem there s a showing of going to the past and the future but never going to the present.
4. Lines 47-48 "In a minute there is time
For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse. "
Saturday, February 11, 2017
The Great Gatsby Chapter 6
News reporter came to Gatsby's house.
Notoriety- the state of being famous or well known for some bad quality or deed.
Meretricious- apparently attractive but having in reality no value or integrity.
who is Dan Cody?
Tuolomee
It was from Cody that Gatsby inherited money
Ingratiate- bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them.
News reporter came to Gatsby's house.
Notoriety- the state of being famous or well known for some bad quality or deed.
Meretricious- apparently attractive but having in reality no value or integrity.
who is Dan Cody?
Tuolomee
It was from Cody that Gatsby inherited money
Ingratiate- bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them.
The Great Gatsby Chapter 5 Notes
Nick invited Daisy for tea.
"Gatsby, pale as death, with his hands plunged like weights in his coat pockets, was standing in a puddle of water glaring tragically into my eyes."
Gatsby, Nick and Daisy were in the same room.
- "Gatsby got himself into a shadow and while Daisy and I talked looking conscientiously from one to the other of us with tense unhappy eyes."
Incredulously- in a manner indicating disbelief.
Daisy and Nick went to Gatsby's place to look around.
- "It took me just three years to earn the money that bought it"
- WAIT! I thought Gatsby inherited that money
- There is probably more to Gatsby that we don't know.
In the end of Chapter 5 Gatsby and Daisy were left alone.
I wonder what's going to happen?
Nick invited Daisy for tea.
"Gatsby, pale as death, with his hands plunged like weights in his coat pockets, was standing in a puddle of water glaring tragically into my eyes."
Gatsby, Nick and Daisy were in the same room.
- "Gatsby got himself into a shadow and while Daisy and I talked looking conscientiously from one to the other of us with tense unhappy eyes."
Incredulously- in a manner indicating disbelief.
Daisy and Nick went to Gatsby's place to look around.
- "It took me just three years to earn the money that bought it"
- WAIT! I thought Gatsby inherited that money
- There is probably more to Gatsby that we don't know.
In the end of Chapter 5 Gatsby and Daisy were left alone.
I wonder what's going to happen?
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Gatsby Test Chapters 1-4
Chapter 1
1. Where is Nick from?
2. In what area is Nick living in now and describe the place?
Chapter 2
3. Where are Tom and Nick heading to and where do they stop and why?
4. Who is Tom's Mistress and describe her background?
Chapter 3
5. Why does Gatsby always throw lavish parties? And what makes Gatsby different from the others?
6. Rumors are spread about Gatsby, what were some of the rumors?
Chapter 4
7. Who is Mr. Wolfshiem?
8. What happened between Gatsby and Daisy?
Chapter 1
1. Where is Nick from?
2. In what area is Nick living in now and describe the place?
Chapter 2
3. Where are Tom and Nick heading to and where do they stop and why?
4. Who is Tom's Mistress and describe her background?
Chapter 3
5. Why does Gatsby always throw lavish parties? And what makes Gatsby different from the others?
6. Rumors are spread about Gatsby, what were some of the rumors?
Chapter 4
7. Who is Mr. Wolfshiem?
8. What happened between Gatsby and Daisy?
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
GATSBY CHAPTER 4
"Rot-gut"- poor-quality and potentially toxic alcoholic liquor
punctilious- showing great attention to detail or correct behavior
Gatsby:
-Middle west- San Francisco
- Inherited families wealth when they passed away
- lived like a young Rajah (Indian king or Prince)
-When lieutenant Gatsby recieved Orderi di Danilo, Montenegro, Nicolas Rex - a medal that was named after Price Danilo, who ruled Montenegro from 1852 until 1860.
Somnambulatory- sleep or making you sleepy
Daisy:
-"What Gatsby"
"Rot-gut"- poor-quality and potentially toxic alcoholic liquor
punctilious- showing great attention to detail or correct behavior
Gatsby:
-Middle west- San Francisco
- Inherited families wealth when they passed away
- lived like a young Rajah (Indian king or Prince)
-When lieutenant Gatsby recieved Orderi di Danilo, Montenegro, Nicolas Rex - a medal that was named after Price Danilo, who ruled Montenegro from 1852 until 1860.
Somnambulatory- sleep or making you sleepy
Daisy:
-"What Gatsby"
Monday, February 6, 2017
GREAT GATSBY CHAPTER 4
1. In this chapter Garsby tells Nick about his history. How he was born into a midwestern family. And went to school in Oxford. And after his family died he inherited his families wealth and moved to Europe. Then when he lived in Europe world war 1 began and served in combat, as lieutenant.
2. In this chapter Jordan tells Nick about Gatsby and Daisys past. How the day before of Daisys bridal shower she had a note. Maybe Daisy never wanted to marry Tom for love.
1. In this chapter Garsby tells Nick about his history. How he was born into a midwestern family. And went to school in Oxford. And after his family died he inherited his families wealth and moved to Europe. Then when he lived in Europe world war 1 began and served in combat, as lieutenant.
2. In this chapter Jordan tells Nick about Gatsby and Daisys past. How the day before of Daisys bridal shower she had a note. Maybe Daisy never wanted to marry Tom for love.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Gatsby Notes 3
Why isn't gatsby there?
Homogeneity: the quality or state of being all the same or all of the same kind.
Superficiality: how people see other people
The lonely crowd
" The little dog was sitting on the table looking with blind eyes through the smoke"
- Dog = Tom
Displacement: character out of familiar context, wrong place wrong time.
Anachronism: person who is out of time
Why isn't gatsby there?
Homogeneity: the quality or state of being all the same or all of the same kind.
Superficiality: how people see other people
The lonely crowd
" The little dog was sitting on the table looking with blind eyes through the smoke"
- Dog = Tom
Displacement: character out of familiar context, wrong place wrong time.
Anachronism: person who is out of time
Monday, January 30, 2017
Friday, January 27, 2017
The Great Gatsby chapter 2 Notes #4
Tom: Arrogant
Anaemic: iron deficiency, pale looking
Stout: thick
Ectoplasm= Ghost
" I have been drunk just twice in life and the second time was that afternoon" Tom constantly drinking = not happy
Tom and Mardie- hace a house together
Tom has a double life
Tom and Nick go to NY
Proprietary= owner ship
Tom: Arrogant
Anaemic: iron deficiency, pale looking
Stout: thick
Ectoplasm= Ghost
" I have been drunk just twice in life and the second time was that afternoon" Tom constantly drinking = not happy
Tom and Mardie- hace a house together
Tom has a double life
Tom and Nick go to NY
Proprietary= owner ship
GREAT GATSBY REMIX 1
credit to: teachervison.com
credit to: teachervison.com
- Notice how many times Fitzgerald uses the words hope, or dream. Why does he do this?
- Nick starts the novel by relaying his father's advice "Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone, just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." List Nick's advantages. Does he reserve judgement in the novel?
- Pay attention to time. What is the day and year during the first scene at Daisy's house?
- Describe Nick. What facts do you know about him, and what do you infer about him? What kind of a narrator do you think he will be?
- What image does the author use to describe Jordan Baker? What does it mean?
- How does Nick react to Jordan?
- What does Tom's behavior reveal about his character?
My questions:
1. What is so great about Gatsby that Nick keeps mentioning about in chapter 1? who is this mysterious guy? And why is Nick son enamored to him?
2. why are west egg neighbors lack in social connection and whereas Nick doesn't?
3. Is Nick a reliable person?
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
The Great Gatsby Notes #2
Supercilious- arrogant
Imperceptibly- in a way that is so slight, gradual, or subtle as not to be perceived.
Desolate- of a place) deserted of people and in a state of bleak and dismal emptiness.
Rotogravure- a printing system using a rotary press with intaglio cylinders, typically running at high speed and used for long print runs of magazines and stamps.
-West egg
-Less fashionable
-Two levels of tone
- Tom/ Nick
"I'm glad it's a girl. And I hope she'll be a fool- that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."
Supercilious- arrogant
Imperceptibly- in a way that is so slight, gradual, or subtle as not to be perceived.
Desolate- of a place) deserted of people and in a state of bleak and dismal emptiness.
Rotogravure- a printing system using a rotary press with intaglio cylinders, typically running at high speed and used for long print runs of magazines and stamps.
-West egg
-Less fashionable
-Two levels of tone
- Tom/ Nick
"I'm glad it's a girl. And I hope she'll be a fool- that's the best thing a girl can be in this world, a beautiful little fool."
The Great Gatsby
"Great" person:
- a favorable opinion of other people
- love, caring
-one who does something extrodinary
- going above and beyondthe limit
- Personal ethic
- Happy, Sweet, Humble
- special quality illuminates or inspire
- what people sense
- extrodinary
- perseptiin colored by being alive
THE GREAT GATSBY NOTES #1
- Epigraph: Brief quote suggested of it's theme in the beginning of the book
- The Narrator is a stuborn as his father
- west egg, long island sound, Gatsby
- " I lived at West Egg, the- well, the less fashionable of the two, though this is a most superficial tag to express the bizarre and not a little sinister contrast between them."
"Great" person:
- a favorable opinion of other people
- love, caring
-one who does something extrodinary
- going above and beyondthe limit
- Personal ethic
- Happy, Sweet, Humble
- special quality illuminates or inspire
- what people sense
- extrodinary
- perseptiin colored by being alive
THE GREAT GATSBY NOTES #1
- Epigraph: Brief quote suggested of it's theme in the beginning of the book
- The Narrator is a stuborn as his father
- west egg, long island sound, Gatsby
- " I lived at West Egg, the- well, the less fashionable of the two, though this is a most superficial tag to express the bizarre and not a little sinister contrast between them."
Thursday, January 12, 2017
MUSIC AS LITERATURE
Can we consider music to be literature? what is the difference between a novel, a poem, a rap, a song, an opera and a symphony?
Music is the vocal or instrumental sounds, or even both. That are combined in such a way that creates such beauty and expresses emotion. Whereas literature are written works. But between music and literature, they both tell a story. For instance "Bohemian Rhapsody" By Queen, tells a story about a young man who accidentally committed a crime and sold his soul to the devil. Music and literature both create sound and are put into writing. Between music and literature, they are both works of art. so yes, music is considered to be literature. The difference between a novel and rap, is that at novel is a narrative structure and story whereas a rap is a type of music that in which the words are told rapidly.
Can we consider music to be literature? what is the difference between a novel, a poem, a rap, a song, an opera and a symphony?
Music is the vocal or instrumental sounds, or even both. That are combined in such a way that creates such beauty and expresses emotion. Whereas literature are written works. But between music and literature, they both tell a story. For instance "Bohemian Rhapsody" By Queen, tells a story about a young man who accidentally committed a crime and sold his soul to the devil. Music and literature both create sound and are put into writing. Between music and literature, they are both works of art. so yes, music is considered to be literature. The difference between a novel and rap, is that at novel is a narrative structure and story whereas a rap is a type of music that in which the words are told rapidly.
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