Part A
The blog drew my attention,
because I had never worked with Fayez. The blog is well organized and the posts
are presented in properly format. Thus, I would rate his blog as 5, he included
many details, which helps the understanding, and I would rate its readability
as 5. Comparing his blog to mine, this one is better. It has more information
than mine.
I chose her blog for the same
reason I chose Fayez's blog. She seems to be interested in this class, but she
could add more information. I would rate the overall as 4, and 3 for the
readability, since its lack of information. Compare to my blog it is slightly
worse. It has less information than mine.
Her blog is well organized, it
has a nice background and she posted all assignments. It seems that she cares a
lot about its appearance, and content. I would rate her blog as 5 for both
informative quality and readability. It is better than mine.
Part B
Taking
Intro to German Culture, I found out details about Germany's history that I had
no clue. All the entertainment topics such as music, sport, theater, poetry and
movie were a delightful surprise, but I kind expected it. However, topics that
had a great impact on me are related to the WWII and the RAF. The book “All
quiet on the Western Front” was an intense reading, but it showed me the side
of the war that I have never thought before. The effects of the war on this
generation was horrible, and the dehumanization process showed in the book and
movie shocked me. The RAF, an urban guerrilla in Europe, it was a surprise. In
South America we had Che Guevara, one important name when we talk about
guerrilla. Thus I am familiarized with that. However, after reading some web
pages and watch the movie I had only one thought on my mind, ‘They tried to do
the “right” thing and they got completely lost on the way". The barbarity
of these 2 topics, made my bad misconception opinions about Germany change into
a concept of a harmed country, which fights hard to keep all the demons in the
past. I didn’t have any issues in this class, I enjoyed the assignments, so I could
not point something that could be changed.
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