1) Brainstorm
<u>Similarities</u>
- Both choose cultural institutions to criticize.
- Both can make you reflexion without expressing a political point of view.
- Both find something weird in the status quo.
- D choose not going to the church while W confront the conversation with the Astronomer
- D find a relieve in books while W find it on nature
- Both are skeptical and question institutions. D questions the religious and W questions the science.
- Both find transcendence in little things. D in a book and W in the contemplation of the stars
- Both tend to deny what the reality offers, everyday life. Both seem to question activities culturally integrated into the routine. naturalized views.
- D decide not going to church while W flees from the astronomer
- D want to experience heaven while W finds beauty on earth by looking around
- The nature of the institution questioned is radically different.
- Both of them choose expression the poem with few verses and only one strophe
- Both prefer images to express their feelings about everyday life.
- Both use the first person
- D number her poems while W prefers putting a name to them.
- D distributes sentences in more than two verses while W tend to form one clause for each verse.
- D prefers description while W prefers parallelism.
