In the article, “Tllili Tlapalli: The Path of the Red and
Black Ink”, Gloria Andzaldua informs her readers on what kind of sacrifice and
the importance writing has on her. She describes writing as “her whole life”,
starting from a very young age.
Andzaldua’s article can be related to Berger’s “Ways of
Seeing”. Both authors focus in some part on art and history and further apply
that to writing. Reading Andzaldua’s article, I can also relate it to many
other authors’ concept of identity.
QD:
1. Andzaldua defines Western Art as dead objects instead,
while nature of tribal art work has an identity. I think with the technology
established today, art is becoming a lot more communal rather than individual.
2. I do not think it should have been written in any other way.
Despite being aimed towards creative writing, it is also good to be exposed to
many different types of writing.
I wasn’t really engaged in this piece; for the most part I thought
it was boring. Not too hard to comprehend but discussed a lot of different
topics outside of writing.
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