Urban Legends.The purpose of this task is to produce a story based on an urban legend. These are common stories that might have had some elements of truth, but are mostly exaggerated(과장된) and told over and over. Every time they are told, they get more intricate(뒤얽힌)
Chapter 1: Origins (ca 400,000 1100 b.c.) 7.Instructional Objectives.After reading and studying this chapter, students should be able to describe the Neolithic contribution to the rise of Western civilization. They should be able to explain the prominent
THE MEANING OF CLASSICISM.MARILYNN HITCHENS.The basis for classicism is the evolution of societies into civilizations. Civilizations developed as agriculture displaced hunting and gathering as the major economic foundation of society. As a result, political
CHAPTER 4: Classical Civilization in the Mediterranean: Greece and Rome.CHAPTER SUMMARY.The civilizations of Greece and Rome rivaled those of India and China in cultural richness and their effect on world history. Their institutions and values reverberated
KANTIAN RESPONSE.Kant was totally opposed to taking the consequences of an action into account. The end does not in any way justify the means according to his deontological (duty-based) theory. On these grounds, euthanasia cannot be undertaken because
HOW TO WRITE AN ETHICS POSITION PAPER FOR.CHRISTIAN ETHICS CLASS.You are required to write an ethics paper explaining and defending your personal position (e.g., unilateral or unqualified absolutism; conflict absolutism; graded absolutism; aretaic graded absolutism)
Copyright and Personhood Revisited.Christopher S. Yoo *.Personhood theory is almost invariably cited as one of the primary theoretical bases for copyright. The conventional wisdom, which typically invokes the work of Immanuel Kant and Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
John Durham Peters.Speaking into the air. A history of the idea of communication.Introduction: the problem of communication.Theoretical debates 1920s.ONE: Dialogue and dissemination.TWO: History of an error: the spiritualist tradition.Yet writing ranked below speech?
BSHP Conference Spring 2006 Abstracts 2.BSHP Conference Spring 2006.Philosophy and Historiography: Abstracts.14.00 Opening Address (Umney Theatre).Quentin Skinner (Cambridge), The post-modern challenge and the interpretation of texts
2007 Maryland Spring Classic Round 8 Questions by Jeff Amoros, Phil Durkos and MAQT.1) One of this group's key promoters was Smedley Darlington Butler, who was irked over being passed over for a military appointment. Their goal was the passage of the
Mythical creatures.Mythical animals.In ancient world the most impressive mythical notions were about dragons. Bulgarians named these creatures Zmey and Lamya . Each of them has a different description
Week 2 Lesson Plans: Socrates and Big Questions.Objective: SWBAT explain Socrates main beliefs and analyze what makes him a philosopher.Materials: Questions on paper strips, large white poster paper, possible children s books about Socrates.Socrates, the Greek Philosopher by Lisa Zamosky
Creation Myths.o The Iroquois Creation Story.o The Navajo Creation Story.o Irvin Morris: Hajííneí (The Emergence).Native American Trickster Tales.Felix White Sr. s Introduction to Wakjankaga (transcribed and translated by Kathleen Danker and Felix White)
CHAPTER 3: SOCRATES, PLATO.1. Plato (c. 427 347 B.C.) was the pupil of Socrates (470 399 B.C.), and Aristotle (384 322 B.C.) was the pupil of Plato.2. Socrates was not interested in arguing with his fellow Athenians merely for the sake of argument as
Ancient Greece or Rome Project.*This project counts as a test grade.Choose from one of the following projects. You must write in your project choice and get a parent signature. There will be two in class research days. If additional time is needed it is up to you to make those arrangements
Leadership Handout.Folktale a definition.Folktales tend to focus on the earthly adventures and fortunes of individuals, either royalty or common folk, or animals who speak and act like people. They have no particular connection to a specific time or place