The White Bird

The White Bird

Introduction

This paper intends to provide a response to the 'White Bird' by Berger. John Berger is one of the most famous English art critic and novelist. Some of his most significant works include White Bird and Ways of Seeing. The response to his writing 'White Bird' will be provided in accordance with the chapters of Laurie Schneider Adams and Wilhoit. The ideas of Wilhoit will be utilized in order to create an effective response essay. The purpose of this paper is to make the reader aware about the important ideas of Formalism and Marxism is relation with providing a sociological response to Berger's essay.

Discussion

Laurie Schneider Adams and Wilhoit provide important insights in order to create effective response essays. The fact that response essays must be honest, informed, clear and well supported is extremely important to focus while intending to write an impactful response essay. I believe that the ideas of Laurie Schneider Adams and Wilhoit in relation with Formalism and Marxism are also important for reviewing 'White Bird' from the viewpoint of sociology. John Berger started has written this beautiful essay in order to describe the aesthetics of Americans.

The discussion of an East European peasant represents the significance of people utilizing it in order to help maintain their survival during long and severe winters. The description of Berger about the development of handmade white wooden mobiles is significantly important in order to provide a simulation to birds that are engaged in various flights. Once the mobiles are made completely, they are placed on strong threads within home kitchens or even chapels. The underlying air currents facilitate the flight of birds. Moving on, the categorization of five qualities by Berger is extremely important in order to understand the evolution of aesthetic emotions prevailing within birds (Berger, 1993).

The dissatisfaction of Berger is apparently evident in the writing in relation with the intellectual directions. Begging for the fundamental issues related to arts and nature and more importantly related to world and arts reveals the underlying dissatisfaction of the writer. Berger has also changed various directions throughout the writing. For instance, the exploration of nature in reference with the severity of tone criticism is important change of direction. The description of Berger that nature is as much evil as good is quite interesting within the writing to identify (Graham, 2005).

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