In theory, writing an exegesis should be pretty straight forward stuff once you know what you’re doing. Unless you’re me…
Putting my honours year into words and sharing them with an uninterested world.
I have been a terrible blogger over the last couple of weeks, and for that I am unforgivable. But I have been writing every day, and my conclusion is that it’s hard work. Real hard work.
I’m in trouble. I’ve just attempted to write my exegesis and come up with nothing. Too many things to consider. Too many things to write. I don’t know where to begin!
I have been so busy the last two weeks reading book after book after book, and now I can’t even write this blog without getting distracted and going to look for stamps.
So guess what? There is no such thing as Writing an Exegesis for Dummies.
Now let me tell you why that sucks.
So I forgot to blog last week, I’m ashamed to admit it.
Although I’m not ashamed to admit that I have finally gotten my skates on and found something inspirational to blog about.
Arghhh.. I just found this blog post empty! Hmm the wonders of WordPress.. now I must rewrite it. Lucky I have a good memory.
After a moment of hasty reflection, I have decided that I will stop researching practice-based research and research my practice from now on. I’m read enough books on the aesthetic and the exegesis. I need to start finding stuff to fill mine!!!
Am a little sad at the moment. I’ve begun the massive task of reading all the books on the Angus and Robertson top 100 list! Read the rest of this entry »
I think things are starting to look up. I scoured the Swinburne library for books on practice-based research for creative arts and hit the jackpot. Read the rest of this entry »
