‘Story is not about ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ but rather just about what happens.’ Is this a reasonable assertion?
‘When we read a story it can be interesting to probe into how it works but what matters more is what we feel when we’ve read it and, sometimes, such feelings may contribute to understanding our sense of self.’ Is this a reasonable…
‘Story is not about ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ but rather just about what happens.’ Is this a reasonable assertion?
‘When we read a story it can be interesting to probe into how it works but what matters more is what we feel when we’ve read it and, sometimes, such feelings may contribute to understanding our sense of self.’ Is this a reasonable second assertion, that builds on the first and gets us, approximately, aligning with James Baldwin’s (in my view far from off topic) point of view?
‘Story is not about ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ but rather just about what happens.’ Is this a reasonable assertion?
‘When we read a story it can be interesting to probe into how it works but what matters more is what we feel when we’ve read it and, sometimes, such feelings may contribute to understanding our sense of self.’ Is this a reasonable second assertion, that builds on the first and gets us, approximately, aligning with James Baldwin’s (in my view far from off topic) point of view?