Building a Community of Influence
Event for Tim Armentrout
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| Date: | October 15, 2008 06:30PM -- October 15, 2008 07:30PM |
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| Venue: | Carnegie Hall, 105 Church Street, Lewisburg, WV, US |
| Type: | unknown |
| Website: | http://www.carnegiehallwv.com |
| Added by: | Tim Armentrout |
description
I'll be leading a writing workshop on Wednesday nights, October through December from 6:30 to 8:30. Here's the course description:
What is a voice? How do we use it? Who, or what, has influenced its development? Commonly we carry around the stereotype of the writer as being reclusive, perhaps even half crazy. Someone who rarely ventures out into society for positive reason. For instance, the figure of Edgar Allen Poe, sad, addicted, alone. In this course, we will seek to challenge those ideas, to create a new perception of the writer as one who is in collaboration with everything, to question whether one can ever be truly alone, and eventually build a functioning community of influence where students will foster the growth of their own writing through the construction of a local reading series.
What is a voice? How do we use it? Who, or what, has influenced its development? Commonly we carry around the stereotype of the writer as being reclusive, perhaps even half crazy. Someone who rarely ventures out into society for positive reason. For instance, the figure of Edgar Allen Poe, sad, addicted, alone. In this course, we will seek to challenge those ideas, to create a new perception of the writer as one who is in collaboration with everything, to question whether one can ever be truly alone, and eventually build a functioning community of influence where students will foster the growth of their own writing through the construction of a local reading series.
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who's coming
Celeste Davis
said 'yes'
I would consider the voice of community in place and how does a community reflect the space in which it resides. I just went to a conference on land development and how people are creating/fabricating community through the development using $50,000 live trees and art bought in europe to infuse community.
Tim Armentrout
(organizer)
said 'yes'

