Analysis Of Unfortuna, By Henry David Thoreau

Like Henry David Thoreau and his new word here take out constituents constituents promote, learning should be through experience. No physicist earns a degree through merely reading a textbook. They earn a degree through applying what they reading into the real world circumstances. In other words, they experience what they read. This is the intent of all novels. No author wrote a book in hopes that the reader wouldn't feel a connection or engagement to the story. Every author's intent is to capture or transport the reader, you, even if just for a moment, into a glimpse of their imagined “reality.” When words are given a voice they come to life. A voice gives a novel the ability to transform from a 2 dimensional page into a world where characters have personalities, and scenes feel tangible. Suddenly instead of just looking at a page, the reader is experiencing the story behind the words! …show more content…
However, this ad by penguin publishers throws a wrench in that theory, with its creative morphism of famous and unanimously known authors into the speaker of their story via headphones. The goal is to entice the viewer to want to experience classic book and make classic texts like shakespeare or ______ easy access wherever or whoever you are to classic literature. The ad connects people to classic literature but also to provide them with a means to make these novels a more interactive experience through not only sight (like you get when you read) but also through sound. Both the creativity of this unique yet eye catching tactic of contorting classic novelists and playwrights into headphones and the simplicity of the stark white background make this print ad universal in its message that giving a voice to words on a page transform a story into an engaging tale for