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Personal response To Kill A Mockingbird
- 1. Page 1 PERSONAL RESPONSE TO LITERATURE To Kill A Mockingbird Harper Lee
- 3. Page 3 A personal response is an essay in which you describe and analyze your own thoughts and feelings about a reading. The personal response is usually one of the first assignments in a beginning writing course. It teaches you to think about what you are reading and then ask yourself why you feel that way. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 4. Page 4 In a personal response to text essay the writer may choose to keep the format of the essay critical, in which the pieces of literature presented are analyzed. The writer will also relate their own experience as it relates to the material provided using emotional and sensory detail. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 5. Page 5 A personal response essay emphasizes your opinion about a piece of literature, movie, article, speech or other types of media. While your response is the focus, you also need to support that opinion with elements from the original source. A personal response is not a recap or summary of the story. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 6. Page 6 The purpose of a response to literature is to state an opinion about a character's traits, the setting, plot, theme, or moral of the story. ... Many responses include connections to other stories, the world, or the reader's own experiences, as well as a personal reflection that reveals how the story impacted the reader. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 7. Page 7 To Kill a Mockingbird explores the questions of innocence and harsh experience good and evil from several different angles. Tom Robinson’s trial explores these ideas by examining the evil of racial prejudice and its ability to poison an otherwise admirable Southern town and destroy an innocent man and its effect on young Jem and Scout. Because the point of a trial is to discover guilt or innocence, Tom’s trial serves as a useful mechanism for Lee to lay out the argument against racial prejudice in a dramatic framework suited to the larger themes of the novel. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 8. Page 8 Atticus presents a solid case that leaves virtually no room for doubt: Tom Robinson is innocent and if he is found guilty, then it is only because of the jury’s racism. The black community in Maycomb is quite idealized especially in the scenes at the black church and in the colored balcony during the trial. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 9. Page 9 • Lee’s portrayal of the black community isn’t unrealistic or unbelievable it is important to point out, however, that she emphasises all of the good qualities of the community without ever pointing out any of the bad ones. LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 10. Page 10 An underlying theme in this book is that we as humans are responsible for acting according to our conscience. We should try to use the law when we can, but we also have a higher imperative; we have to follow our conscience and if a child such as Scout living in a 1930s society can learn to overcome such deeply held prejudices and come to understand the individual worth of a person then surely people living in today’s society can too LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019
- 11. Page 11 TUTORIAL In groups, discuss the following: 1. Why does Atticus Finch risk his reputation, his friendships, and his career to take Tom Robinson's case? Do you think he risks too much by putting his children in harm's way? 2. What elements of this novel did you find funny, memorable, or inspiring? Are there any characters whose beliefs or actions impressed or surprised you? Did any events lead you to revisit childhood memories or see them in a new light? LaylaSuraya.IpgKpi2019