Tarfia Faizullah reads "Speculations About 'I'"

The video explores Toi Derricotte's poem 'Speculations About I', focusing on the complex nature of the word 'I'. The speaker reflects on the personal and philosophical implications of using 'I', examining its role in identity and language. Through a deep personal connection, the speaker delves into the emotional and existential aspects of 'I', questioning its meaning and significance. The video concludes with a reflection on the themes of identity, language, and survival.

What does the speaker reflect on regarding the word 'I'?

How does the speaker describe their relationship with the word 'I'?

What imagery does the speaker use to convey their feelings about 'I'?

What does the speaker mean by stating 'I treated "I" as if "I" was inhuman'?

In what ways does the speaker suggest 'I' is a complex concept?