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Level 3 strategies used in Hello, Kitties.

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Just as I've done in the first sample,

1) TITLE the level 3 strategy being used.

2) Make a short bullet point list, summarizing the section

3) Include a relevant image.

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Looking to the future --> bigger implication (hypothetical scenario)

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Looking to the future --> bigger implication (hypothetical scenario)

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p.115, last big section

-young people are leaving small towns

-In Nagoro --> life-size dolls in gardens, houses, schools!

-Japan's aged society --> 29.1% over 65 and in 2040, 35% --> Japan's declining population

-what will happen to the cats if one day there are no humans? Cats make their own decisions and choices.

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Group 1: Shintoism--> Broader implications + So What

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Group 1: Shintoism--> Broader implications + So What

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p.113 paragraphs 1~6 ("Cats weren't the only culture..." --> "It's our job to accommodate them.")

1) "So what"

2) - discusses the importance of cats within shintoism and how they are sacred creatures

talks about the reason why shintoism survived and thrived

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Group 2: Different lens: people dominating → reverse/being part of the nature

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Group 2: Different lens: people dominating → reverse/being part of the nature

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p.113 last paragraph --> top of p.114 ("I have always sensed in Japan an odd sort of ambivalence..." --> "...to animals, we would be returned.")

-Envision a post-human Japan where humans are no longer at the top of the hierarchy

-Aoshima has too few human and too many cats

-There are a select five humans which feed the cats on Aoshima

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p.114 ("After Gotokuji..." --> end of page).

They visited Yanaka, a town known for representing "old" Japan, and cats

The previous time she visited, people passing by fell to their knees when seeing a clump of cats on the sidewalk

The cats didn't care about the attention

This time though, there were no live cats, but there were a lot of fake ones which did a good job of capturing the impassive yet powerful "catness" quality

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Group 4:  Looking into the future/ look form a different lens

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Group 4:  Looking into the future/ look form a different lens

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p.115, first section

1) A different perspective/ lens

2)Bulletpoints

1. the overestimate of ourselves in cat's life---can survive without human--mRNA

2.cats themselves measure time --- they are the king where they lived

3. Humans are the ones who make myth --- cats don't care--independent