Monday, January 30, 2012
thought paper
San
Francisco is a huge city with a vey rich culture to it. You never know whom you
will meet or what you could run into while in San Francisco. There are so many
things to be learned from exploring the city. The culture can inspire and enlighten
new thoughts and ideas. I am from New Jersey and this is my first time ever
being in the city. I have not had the opportunity to explore much as of yet. This
city is very interesting and inspirational I cannot wait to get to know the
city better.
There
are so many things that I would want to see while exploring the city. I am very
interested in art, As in museum or anywhere like just to the streets’ am very open-minded
and am interested in seeing all of the different cites that san Francisco. Has
to offer. When looking at the list of places that we will be exploring there
are ones that stand out to me. I think that golden gate park; ocean beach,
mission and Haight Asbury seem to be some of the most interesting places to me.
I Am very excited to get to know the city of San Francisco better, so far from
the little of the city I have seen, it is a great place.
When studying signage
in San Francisco I think that it can be both ethnography and visual anthropology.
When studying ethnography in San Francisco we could look at the old historic building.
By studying these building we would be able to get somewhat of an idea of how
the people in the past have lived. We could also look at the items they used to
help us connect the past with the present.
Visual anthropology could be very
useful to study. By visiting a museum in San Francisco Could help to get a
better understanding of other cultures through their artwork. Also the uses of
looking at photography and films of the past could be a great way to better
know a certain area and the people who live there.
San
Francisco is a great place to study in. By visual anthropology and ethnography
as was to better learn about the city. I am very interested to better explore
the city and get to know more about San Francisco in a way that I have never
known before.
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