McCloud
Lisa McClain
9/9/12
Summery
-McCloud was trying to get people to think outside the box
and really challenge you. McCloud shows you how our mind has you think and see
something that really is there, we mostly try to always make thinks look like
face. Also how we get sucked into cartoons because the leaser details of them
attract us.
Before Reading
-When I was younger I liked the cartoon Aladdin, I think I connected with it because the simple face that
he became more then what he was, he became more then what others thought he
would amount to.
QA
-By McCloud using the comic book way, he showed exactly what
he wanted the readers to get. And his point would have suffered if he didn’t do
it this way because then the reader wouldn’t got what McCloud meant other wise,
because then you wouldn’t got to see the step by step motion of it.
-I believe it is true that we wouldn’t get the message if he
were more realistic. But I don’t believe that we fill the cartoon people with
our own personality, because of the lighting bolt on his shirt and his
big-rimed glasses I took him to be a nerd like characters off Big Bang Theory. So I don’t believe we
make them out own personality.
Applying
and Exploring Ideas
-I think it can
go either way with using visual images more, because some lessens can go well
with it and others it wouldn’t it all depends on the subject at matter pretty
much. And I think a lesson that would benefit from it would be for one, it
would help some people understand better then others because of there learning
methods. And two, certain areas like what McCloud wrote on needed it to have
visual or you more likely couldn’t understand it other wise.
Reflection
I feel like as in Greene McCloud is challenging people to
think about thinks that they never realized before even though its part of our
everyday life’s. We never think how an argument is going to continue even
though were gone or that our brains automatically see things certain ways.
Synthesis
Iv never broken it down and thought about all of it that way
till now, it makes you really think and wonder. He has some good points but
certain aspects of his thoughts I didn’t agree so much on, because I don’t
believe that we reflect the cartoons as ourselves.
McCloud: Nicely done, Lisa. Once again I see you struggling to think through and comprehend the ideas at hand. I also see that you are attempting, in places, to question McCloud’s views when you disagree with his idea of a cartoon character being a “blank slate.” Look back on what to do with a synthesis. In this section you are trying to put texts in conversation with one another, to get into where their ideas differ and where they overlap.
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