Learning Log M3

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Apr 3, 2024

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Learning Log M3 What the AI Got Wrong: 1. Quotation Attribution Issue: The AI incorrectly attributes a quotation to Virginia Woolf: “That was the excuse made by lawyers and lawmakers who had not the faintest knowledge what Ruskin meant." This quotation is not found in Woolf's "A Room of One's Own." The AI should strike through this false information and clarify that no such quotation exists in the text. 1. Misattribution of Suicide: The AI states that Judith Shakespeare, a fictional character created by Woolf, commits suicide. This is inaccurate. In "A Room of One's Own," Woolf does not depict Judith Shakespeare committing suicide. Instead, she highlights the challenges and limitations imposed on women in the Elizabethan era. The AI should correct this by removing the mention of suicide from Judith's story. What the AI Got Right: 1. Quoting Virginia Woolf: The AI accurately quotes Virginia Woolf when discussing the barriers women faced regarding education, financial independence, privacy, and literary output. The quotes contradict Woolf's arguments in "A Room of One's Own."
1. Highlighting Anzaldúa's Ideas: The AI effectively captures Gloria Anzaldúa's emphasis on creating a safe space for expressing diverse identities, particularly for marginalized women. The quotes and ideas attributed to Anzaldúa align with her work, "Speaking in Tongues." MLA Citation: For Virginia Woolf's quotes, provide in-text citations with the corresponding page numbers from "A Room of One's Own." For Gloria Anzaldúa's quotes, indicate the source as "Speaking in Tongues." Conclusion: The AI's conclusion is persuasive in conveying the shared theme of advocating for women's diverse experiences against dominant narratives. However, it should be emphasized that Woolf and Anzaldúa come from different historical and cultural contexts. The AI could strengthen the conclusion by acknowledging these differences and highlighting the common thread of challenging patriarchal norms in both works.
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