Changing Perspective
A change in perspective often means a way of looking at the world, or at life, a set of fundamental assumptions which colour how people interpret experience, events, other people, the past, the present, and think about their goals and ambitions for the future.Change is perspective comes from family, culture, society and outside influences like the media, peers and environment. All these things shape the individual. The cause of a change in perspective often comes from a particular experience, crisis, trauma, the making of discoveries, the influence of others, historical and cultural changes and many other reasons. My personal interpretation of ‘change’ has been extended, as an outcome of undertaking the unit of study, ‘Changing Perspective.’ It has been made evident through the prescribed text, ‘Looking for Alibrandi,’ by Melina Marchetta, ‘The Door,’ by Miroslav Holub, also, it was made evident in song lyrics, ‘At Seventeen,’ by Janis Ian and in a poem, ‘10 Mary Street,’ by Peter Skrzynecki. All these texts show that change is ambivalent and therefore can be either positive or negative. The way people perceive things also changes from one person to another depending on their personal beliefs.
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Approximate Word count = 1250
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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