The Exploration of Electronic LiteratureMain MenuCollaborative IntroductionExploration in E-LiteratureIntroducing the AuthorsExploration through "With Those We Love Alive"- Introductionsarah's pageThe Exploration of "Public Secrets"Faithfully ExploringThe analysis of Robert Kendall's "Faith" and its' themes of exploration as applied to electronic literature, the readers self, and the greater world."Brainstrips": An "Intellectual" Look at Self and SocietyWorks CitedSamantha Dunbar6769c6d659c5d21743bfd3ee8e1520fb290c029eAbbey Lawrence8592032abadd5b59916ef4134b54106bd5a87f18Katherine Schade95a1e87c6981b91dee345c99c02bef095be3e77cSarah Kruegerbd48d99e4ac012ec5372b70f02ba2f906970308e
The use of the first person creates further attachment of the reader to the poem. The poem becomes more personal and causes a more direct exploration of values related to faith and logic.
12018-11-16T00:55:11-08:00Katherine Schade95a1e87c6981b91dee345c99c02bef095be3e77c"Faith" Slide 32The third layer of "Faith" by Robert Kendall tat exemplifies the intentional guidance towards self evaluation by the author with the use of 'I'.media/faith 3.pngplain2018-11-16T00:59:43-08:00Katherine Schade95a1e87c6981b91dee345c99c02bef095be3e77c
