Here you can post things that you would normally write in your freewrite journal online for the class to read and comment on. (I think Shiers said it counts as a freewriting?) Click on comments, then 'Post comments' to write.

Friday, April 29, 2005

Anybody else..

Any other person you want to post literal information or anything else on..

Harding/Bencini

Chief Bromden

Where he grew up, life, literal info, ext.

McMurphy

Patrick Randle McMurphy..

Setting

Time, Setting, ext.

Tuesday, March 15, 2005

Lord of The Flies

The book...Post about it. Also these general questions that go with the readings: Based on your connections between the Krishnamurti essay, our discussions, and your understanding of the book, please select two of the following questions and respond in your freewriting journal: * What does it mean to be savage? * Can traditional education teach compassion? How does one learn the value of compassion? What happens if no one in a social group learns compassion? * What relationship does compassion have to our study of order and disorder? Or, how does compassion fit within gelding dialectical symbolism?

Monday, January 10, 2005

Tragic Hero

Who is it?

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Anything (Your work, new ideas, comments)

Basiclly this section is for any work you may have you want to share with the class for constructive critisism, any new ideas you may want to explore without 'officially' posting them, or just about anything...hence the title.

Sunday, December 19, 2004

Death of a Salesman

Mr. Shiers hasnt givin me questions for this yet, so if you want to respond on Act 1, make a brief statement about what it is your saying.

Wednesday, December 15, 2004

A Sellout's Tale

Questions:
1) Whats wrong with being a sellout?
2) What makes coorperate people the way that they are?
3) What must the non-sellout's maintain? How?
4) In what ways does Urstadt reveal the truth?
5)In what ways is Urstadt's article therapeutic/cathartic and at the same time sad and depressing?
(Include the number(s) of the question you are responding to.)