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The reader point of view

What is the reader point of view? I would stress that the practice of speaking for others is often born of a desire for mastery, to privilege oneself as the one who more correctly understands the truth about another's situation or as one who can champion a just cause and thus achieve glory and praise. And the effect of the practice of speaking for others is often, though not always, erasure and a reinscription of sexual, national, and other kinds of hierarchies. I hope that this analysis will contribute toward rather than diminish the important discussion going on today about how to develop strategies for a more equitable, just distribution of the ability to speak and be heard. But this development should not be taken as an absolute dis-authorization of all practices of speaking for. It is not always the case that when others unlike me speak for me I have ended up worse off, or that when we speak for others they end up worse off. Sometimes, as Loyce Stewart has arg...
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Week two

first question " what is the author main arguent?":  This issue is complicated by the variable way in which the importance of the source, or location of the author, can be understood, a topic alluded to earlier. On one view, the author of a text is its "owner" and "originator" credited with creating its ideas and with being their authoritative interpreter. On another view, the original speaker or writer is no more privileged than any other person who articulates these views, and in fact the "author" cannot be identified in a strict sense because the concept of author is an ideological construction many abstractions removed from the way in which ideas emerge and become material forces.19 Now, does this latter position mean that the source or locatedness of the author is irrelevant? It need not entail this conclusion, though it might in some formulations. Second question "list and explain the author reason for his main argumen...
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Author name and audience

As I have previously released about information related to the identity of the journal, I will only review a bit related to abstraction and introduction to find more information related to the identity of the author and to whom the journal is determined. The author name is judith roof. The Author is the students and researchers . The audience can be teachers, student, and everyone who has a problem with their speaking
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The difficulties and easiest reading journal

In this opportunities, I would like to share about the difficulties and eases in reading Indonesian and International Journal. Before that, I want to let you know about the title of journal that I have read. Indonesian Journal : "Pemerolehan Bahasa pada Anak Hiperaktif yang Sulit Memusatkan Perhatian" by Wati Kurniawati. International Journal : "The Use of Drawing Tasks as a Creative Strategy for Pupils in the English as Foreign Language (EFL) Classroom" by Yasmin Gidoni and Dr. Maureen Rajuan. The difficulties in Reading Indonesian and International Journal Actually I found many difficulties in reading journal, especially for International Journal. It is because the words that is used in that journal hard to understand, moreover I'm not good in English and my vocabullary is not comprehensive yet. Since I don't really like to read a journal then it becomes one of the reason for me hard to understand the journal. Different from Indonesian Journal, I d...
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Reading task 5

Hello guys!! Welcome back to my blog!! Last week I already shared the point of article journal that I have read, so today I would like to share about my analysis of article journal titled "The problem of speaking for others" Abstract :This was published in Cultural Critique (Winter 1991-92), pp. 5-32; revised and reprinted in Who Can Speak? Authority and CriticalIdentity edited by Judith Roof and Robyn Wiegman, University of Illinois Press, 1996; and in Feminist Nightmares: Women at Odds edited by Susan Weisser and Jennifer Fleischner, (New York: New York University Press, 1994); and also in Racism and Sexism: Differences and Connections eds. David Blumenfeld and Linda Bell, Rowman and Littlefield, 1995. Introduction :A plethora of sources have argued in this century that theneutrality of the theorizer can no longer, can never again, be sustained, even for a moment. Critical theory, discourses ofempowerment, psychoanalytic theory, post-structuralism, feminist and anti-co...
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The points in the article

Well in the previous post, I shared about how do I find an article journal, it is definitely about the difficulties in finding an article journal, but today, I am going to share or report what are the points from an article journal that I've read. However, an article journal that I've read also contains the seven main parts, but it also has several additions. So, let me share it in this post. An article journal that I've read contains: 1. Title 2. Abstract 3. Introduction 4. Review of Literature 5. Methodology 6. Findings 7. Conclusion 8. Discussion 9. Teaching Implication and Recommendation Well, that's all the information from me and in the next post I'll share about the explanation
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What do you find a reserch article?

What up guys? I hope you well In this opportunity i am going to share you the difficulties when i face to find the research article, so here it is The difficulties that i have when i was looking for the research article that is when i have to find the right article, it's a little bit hard to find the right one that match with what i need because there are a lot of articles on the internet and it confused me sometimes. Moreover , when i finally find the right one sometimes  it cannot be downloaded so i have to find another one and when i tried to find another article somehow the connection of the internet became unstable so i have to wait a little longer until the connection was stable again so i can find another article. That is all of my difficulties when i doing the assignment
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