by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises: Your “vacation assignment” is to write five journal-entries of 200-250 words each. The entries need not be sequential. However, each one should be a detailed account in some form of thoughts you have and/or events you experience on... by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises Note: for “morkle” and “frannis” in the following exercises, substitute two “nonsense” words of your own devising. Use a different pair for each part of the assignment, if you like. 1. The following phrase in... by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises: You will be explaining, for the next five days, what certain represented objects or scenes mean. You will be asked to look at some conventional “meanings” or readings, but are encouraged to improvise your own, using the methods of... by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises: 1. Look up one of the following words (or some other word that interests you) in The Oxford English Dictionary: Depressionfeminineliberalimmoralitysilly Using the historical evidence contained in the entries for that word, and, if you like, your own... by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises This assignment affords you an opportunity to think back on the assignments you have completed so far, to perceive perhaps more clearly some of the concepts that have linked them, and to grapple in new ways with problems which may be familiar, but... by james@greybear.co | Feb 13, 2023 | Daily Themes
Exercises: 1. Write two paragraphs, developing in each of them a figurative presentation of some “moral or intellectual fact.” In the first one, personify the abstraction. In the second, instead of personifying, embody the abstraction in a place, a... 
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