During this semester we all learned something, whether it was about interpreting poems or even learning how to write in MLA Format. One of my colleagues named Jennifer Hutchinson said that this semester she learned "I would say the most important thing I have learned from this class is how literature is interpreted". I agree with Jennifer here because, in the beginning of this semester I would just read the poems just because, that's what was assigned. As time went on each Tuesday in class when Mr. Hamon would dissect the poem I'd learn more and more how to do the same and interpret what it was saying.The other colleague that I'm going to be using is Kayla Jackson who said; "I think the most important thing that I learned in this class was the point of plays". I too, initially thought they were for enjoyment but in this class, i realized that the sidenotes and actions that were displayed made us see things that the book couldn't.
When I was doing this post I decided to look at Demarshun for my male and for my female I chose Dainty. When reading Demarshun post his view on women was " the modern day woman in majority of households is the head of that household. I remember there was a time, when the "man of the house" made decisions and those decisions was the law of that house". whereas, when reading Dainty post she feels as if , "most women play the role of both wife and mother, but also as a contributing and equal member of the household and society". When reading each of these post they both shared a similar thought in regards to women having more say so, then back in the day.
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