1. Why did you choose the reading you did for the project? What about it stood
out to you as a good option or made you interested in using it? The reason I
chose Dorian Gray for my project is because it was the last thing I read and
was fresh in my brain to be able to work on. Along with that I found the
book to be very interesting and felt that it would make a great choice for this
type of project.
2. What aspect of your project are you most happy with and why?
I\u2019m very happy with the way it turned out mainly the way the template came
out to be exact. I also feel that the pictures that I chose as well as the
location for each picture makes the project pop.
3. What aspect of the assignment did you find most difficult? How did you deal
with those challenges? The most challenging part about this project was
figuring out which material out of everything talked about in the book would
be most interesting to the reader viewing the analysis. I dealt with this by
including things that made me feel in shock while I was reading hoping it
would bring the same effect to the reader of my analysis.
4. What would you do differently if you had more time? Or what else might
you have included that you didn\u2019t? Were there other options you considered
and chose not to include? If so why? I don\u2019t think that there was anything in
my project that I would have wanted to do differently. I say this because the
outline of the exact project, the way it was submitted, was the vision that I
had and I feel that it was executed perfectly. Only thing that I may want to
look into would have been seeing if I could find a more suitable template but
I was still happy with what was chosen and the final product.
5. Identify 1 specific thing you noticed about the work you analyzed that you
would not have otherwise? Be specific here- don\u2019t just rehash what you say
in your project or conclusion but talk about something doing the project
helped you understand or relate to better. One thing I noticed that I may not
have other wise was the comparison of what happened on page 8 mentioned
in my project to defamiliarization. That is something I may not have
understood if it wasn\u2019t to the analysis needed for this project.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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