Question

whats the tea a lesson on point of view & perspective point of view can mean different things. sometimes, point of view refers to first or third person viewpoint in a literary text. other times, point of view refers to perspective. complete the venn diagram below by exploring the similarities and differences between literary point of view and perspective point of view. point of view in the literary point of view circle: first and third person narrative in text the mother may have more life experience and a sense of responsibility perspective how is the point of view (perspective) of the mother different from the point of view (perspective) of the child? write about this scene from the first person point of view of the mother: i am so frustrated ive told him rewrite your ideas in third person: cite specific examples from the picture to support your response:

Explanation:

Literary point - of - view refers to first or third person in texts. Perspective point - of view is related to life experiences and sense of relation. For the mother - child scene, the mother may be frustrated from her life experience of giving instructions, as shown by her pointing finger. The child may feel scared or rebellious, shown by his body language. Writing from the mother's first - person: "I am so frustrated. I've told him." In third - person: "The mother is frustrated. She has told the child."

Answer:

• Literary point of view: Deals with first and third person narrative in text.
• Perspective point of view: Based on life experience and sense of relation.
• Mother's vs Child's point of view: Mother may be frustrated (pointing finger), child may be scared/rebellious.
• First - person from mother: "I am so frustrated. I've told him."
• Third - person: "The mother is frustrated. She has told the child."