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Ms. Frierson
WRIT 3307
Date
Margaret Mead and James Baldwin on Identity, Race, the Immigrant
Experience, and Why the "Melting Pot" Is a Problematic Metaphor
https://www.brainpickings.org/2015/03/26/margaret-mead-james-baldwin-a-
rap-on-race-2/
In a conversation between Mead and Baldwin, Mead thinks people have to stop
taking pride in their ancestors, as they had nothing to do. She states that no
one has the right to take pride in their ancestors. On the other hand, Baldwin
says that in doing so, it reveals the depths of one's dreams, as people live by
their dreams.
Zeroing in on Heroes: A Prototype Analysis of Hero Features
Kinsella, Elaine L., Timothy D. Ritchie, and Eric R. Igou. "Zeroing in on heroes: a
prototype analysis of hero features." Journal of personality and social
psychology 108.1 (2015): 114.
In popular discourse and literature, heroes are omnipresent, despite little
concerning their cognitive representations. Using a prototype approach, lay
conceptions of heroes are examined and compared with other in uential
people. Also, it studies how people use hero features to identify heroes. As a
result, these studies bring forth new ideas to existing knowledge concerning

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heroes, contributing to a shared consideration of what a hero means to

individuals.

Eight Critical Lenses through Which Readers Can View Texts

Through the reader response lens, one reads a text for individual meaning,
relating how it familiarizes with one's life. The socio-economic lens focuses on
reading a text to get its socio-economic issues through exploring how the text
represents different demographics. A Historical lens denotes reading a reader
to get its contextual signi cance. In contrast, a gender lens involves reading a
text to understand its attitudes towards gender and other issues related to
gender.
Furthermore, a psychological lens involves going through a text to understand
various human behavioural patterns. In contrast, a race lens denotes going
through a reader to understand various issues related to heritage, race and
ethnicity. The new criticism lens focuses on a text for the complexity and unity
of its form. Finally, a spiritual lens involves reading text to understand its
issues related to faith and spirituality.
What Makes A Hero? The Impact of Integrity on Admiration and Interpersonal
Judgment
Schlenker, Barry R., Michael F. Weigold, and Kristine A. Schlenker. "What makes
a hero? The impact of integrity on admiration and interpersonal judgment."
Journal of Personality 76.2 (2008): 323-355.
Self-regulation is affected by practical and moral ideologies, guiding
individuals along different ethical paths. Two studies indicated that variances
in described integrity are related to people's judgements of and preferences for
others. For individuals with higher integrity, their judgement was greatly

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in uenced by the ethicality of the decision, while consequences largely

unaffected them. For those with lower integrity, the ethicality of the decision
affected them less, while career consequences greatly in uenced them.
Beyond The Hero's Journey
Hartman, Tod. "Beyond Sontag as a reader of Lévi-Strauss:'anthropologist as
hero'." Anthropology Matters 9.1 (2007).
This book review discusses Campbell's theory of the archetypical hero's
journey known as monomyth shared by worlds mythologies. This narrative
involves a hero who goes on an adventure and is involved in various wars and
many crises in his way. However, after all the hero's problems, he becomes
victorious and learns different lessons that increase his knowledge, returning
home having transformed (Hartman, 2007).

The Writers Journey

Vogler, Christopher. The writer's journey. Studio City, CA: Michael Wiese
Productions, 2007.
In this book, Volger focuses on the theory where he discusses that most written
stories can be raged to a sequence of character prototypes and storyline
arrangements that are de ned through mythological metaphors. Volger
stipulates the main steps of the Hero's Journey by analyzing the characters
that populate it (Volger, 2007). He also explores the dramatic functions,
psychological functions, and archetypes that inhabit it. In addition, he
emphasizes the archetypes variations that people encounter from different
stories.
Volger also postulates the various steps that a hero should undertake. These
steps include going to the woods and returning changed, meeting the mentor,

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and leaving the ordinary world. This book intends to empower the storytellers
to use the seminal work of Campbell.

Hermits, Addicts, Heroes

Klitgaard, Robert. "Hermits, Addicts, and Heroes." International Journal of
Religion & Spirituality in Society 10.1 (2020).
In this book, Thomas provides an outlook of the rethinking of the roles of
spirituality and religion in society. He emphasizes telling his monks to avoid a
sinful world by being hermetically taped to it. In addition, he said that the world
is ruthless and tempting; hence many people end up being culprits who avoid
spirituality and religion (Klitgaard, 2020). Across the walks of life, all heroes
have a similar journey where they experience calling by getting an insight, and
heroes live to embrace the sense to serve others; however, they surpass
children drowning of society.
Heroin La Porte
LaPorte, Norman. "Ernst Thälmann: Man and Myth in New Literature." The
International Newsletter of Communist Studies (2016): 58-72.
This book by Fischer looks at three drowning children, and no one could rescue
her despite the dogs barking and their parents being on the other end of the
beach. Fortunately, a woman comes rushing towards the coast and saves the
child. The woman was very particular in keeping the child even if she didn't
have adequate skills in swimming. (Laporte, pg. 60)

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Works Cited
Hartman, Tod. "Beyond Sontag as a reader of Lévi-Strauss:'anthropologist as
hero'." Anthropology Matters 9.1 (2007).
https://www.brainpickings.org/2015/03/26/margaret-mead-james-baldwin-a-
rap-on-race-2/
Kinsella, Elaine L., Timothy D. Ritchie, and Eric R. Igou. "Zeroing in on heroes: a
prototype analysis of hero features." Journal of personality and social
psychology 108.1 (2015): 114.
Klitgaard, Robert. "Hermits, Addicts, and Heroes." International Journal of
Religion & Spirituality in Society 10.1 (2020).
LaPorte, Norman. "Ernst Thälmann: Man and Myth in New Literature." The
International Newsletter of Communist Studies (2016): 58-72.
Schlenker, Barry R., Michael F. Weigold, and Kristine A. Schlenker. "What makes
a hero? The impact of integrity on admiration and interpersonal judgment."
Journal of Personality 76.2 (2008): 323-355.
Vogler, Christopher. The writer's journey. Studio City, CA: Michael Wiese
Productions, 2007.

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