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This narrative is in an interview form in a theoretical argument , Anna stablished herself through self identity finding . The main character`s name is Anna , she expresses her inner self , aspirations and dreams . She develops a critique of herself through talking about her beliefs and perspectives . W.W asks her a series of questions about goals and course purposes . The narrative is rooted in human psychology as it talks about study choices and contributive factors . She seeks her own femininity through the drawings . As she confronts herself, we learn a lot abut her personality traits . He is looking to gain cultural perspectives awareness through educating herself and get oriented in modern culture within artistic frame. Thinking out of …show more content…

W.W. stimulates Anna`s mind with intriguing questions talking about her future plans and several critical turning points which leads to a personality change.. The narrative talks about change of plans as she wants to do something different at grad school. She emphasizes the effect of class experience on herself as an artist and the way she interprets things . This turning point leads her to be more critical as this change in a approach signals a difference in thinking in artist mind. Her points make sense as she states the change in the world and the information age which lead to being more critical ad being aware of the meaning of a real successful …show more content…

Internet resources selected information and manipulation for a politician target is illustrated in Obama`s example . The narratives moves in a gradual logical base to talking about her art pieces where she invokes a reaction in her interviewer as she refers to her felinity which she is not in good terms with . The oyster shells piece reflect frustration , struggle within her own self . The art piece implies turning point as she realizes the importance of flexibility in communication with her class experience. Anna is inspired with visual stimulation effect and this motivates her to get interested in the project and it plays a facilitative role in the art production. She expresses her comfort with paint and visual interoperation of ideas men ally and associating it with visual reality. As she describes her self style spontaneously and intellectually, we witness and feel the change within her; she learns new ideas and becomes factual and analytical . Apparently, she likes to lay things correctly from the beginning and struggles for rightness with frustration and confirmation in her utterances such as using umm and like. . She develops in the middle of the narrative the plot with a sequence of observations about rightness, competition, mental communication where she talks about positive and negative feelings and struggles. Anna realizes her need for a good name maintenance through the competition and self

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