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how does a person or group gain power?

What extents to they have to go to?

Are there any powers that you cannot gain/what powers are you born into?

Does a person lose power when someone else gains it?

How has power shifted in recent times? Have certain groups of individuals gained more power now than in the past? Have others lost power?

How does power shift throughout history? Are there trends?

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Are there more types of powers other than the few Ms.turner listed?

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Does having certain powers give you an advantage over having other powers? (Opinion question)

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Will Hamlet have the same power dynamics as Antigone?

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How do our own experiences lead to very different interpretations of text and responses to analyzation?

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Do women play a prominent role in hamlet? How?

If the world started with a woman (Mary, Immaculate conception) why are just a male power heavy society? (Brought up in American Women’s History)

Women in general are not seen much in history text books, is that different for literature?

Why does being tired make my head so foggy?

Why did meeting for quilting yesterday throw me out of whack?

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Are we still still going to talk about power in Hamlet?

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Are we going to continue to talk about power and social roles? Is there another theme that we will focus on once we get into Hamlet?

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How will the power dynamics operate systemically within Hamlet, and will they be different or similar compared to Antigone?

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Creon did suggest that money leads to corruption within power and government, but is there anything else that may lead to corruption?

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Does power mean having authority? Doing the right thing? Or is it listening to the government?

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How do we tell whether someone who is searching for power is good or not?

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Often times Women are powerful and strong, but why does it take so much convincing to hear a woman’s voice?

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While I view myself as equal and feel that I am not restricted due to my identity, how do I make sure others react this way as well?

How can I make my agency is not overpowered by that of a mans?

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How are institutional and historical power seen in society today?

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If Antigone was a man would she would have more control of her own destiny?

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How do these competing powers help to explain both social and political hierarchy?

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Why in human nature is it necessary someone have to hold power over others?

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Are we going to continue to talk about power and social roles?

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What other ancient texts/plays demonstrate a similar or different dynamic of power?

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What is the true distinction between institutional power and historical power? Will we be able to discuss a larger array of current day examples of power?

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For difficult conversations, how can we master structures and individual practices that do not rely on simply overpowering other individuals? What motivates speakers in the classroom, and what inhibits the silent onlookers from sharing their ideas? Where are the terrains of middle-ground, and what can we build there?