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Benetilagi jiva appreciation of poem

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• MAPS unique value is that it allows students to learn and become a part of an academic conversation. Besides the criticisms and external links aiding in research, MAPS becomes its own one stop resource in which students can explore poets and poems. The site contains information pertaining to the ways the poets connect to their work and their peers which allows for a fluid understanding of groups of poets and poetry. A student can choose to either look through the timeline to see a chronological list of events either by poet or by event type, criticism by poem or by poet, media files, book covers and other related information, schools of poetry, keyword searches, or they can just simply browse freely throughout MAPS. The site includes various outlooks of criticism which can be applied to research elsewhere including the classroom, other databases and sites. The audio and media files give alternative views of the works that can be accessed. The use of MAPS results in new views and appreciation for poetry.

• Having the option to submit criticism connects students and professionals alike and contributes to the community of the site. Knowing that the site asks for student help is encouraging to young intellectuals and brings them into a scholarly community. Students and users of MAPS can also suggest new poets, submit original work and essays, recommend links to other sites, and even send illustrations. This site’s purpose is to not only act as an influential resource for research but also as an invitation to question critics and expresses original perspectives and opinions. There is so much to find on MAPS and the only way to see it all is to continue learning and researching.