October 3, 2013
Good News for Literary Fiction
"A striking new study found that reading literary fiction – as opposed to popular fiction or serious nonfiction – leads people to perform better on tests that measure empathy, social perception and emotional intelligence."
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/03/i-know-how-youre-feeling-i-read-chekhov/?hp&_r=0
A Logic Model for Poetry?
Dream Big! I want to foster the literature of Minnesota and the North, empower women, decrease the exploitation of the weak, create peace and make the world more beautiful.
Okay, I plan to make a living as a writer. In the Creative Community Leadership Institute, we have been discussing use of "The Logic Model." With it, individuals and organizations can develop projects or programs. It is a way to strategize. Some people hate Logic Models, and other people find them useful. As a poet, I was repelled by the concept--it's too linear! it's too insane! it kills creativity!--but now I've decided to try it.
Notice I'm not using it to build poems. For sure, it would not work. But it might be useful as I build my career. In the coming weeks, I will be modifying and developing this model. I'm curious now. Will it work?
Okay, I plan to make a living as a writer. In the Creative Community Leadership Institute, we have been discussing use of "The Logic Model." With it, individuals and organizations can develop projects or programs. It is a way to strategize. Some people hate Logic Models, and other people find them useful. As a poet, I was repelled by the concept--it's too linear! it's too insane! it kills creativity!--but now I've decided to try it.
Notice I'm not using it to build poems. For sure, it would not work. But it might be useful as I build my career. In the coming weeks, I will be modifying and developing this model. I'm curious now. Will it work?
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