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1.2.373 Caliban- "I must obey; his art is of such power"

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1.2.373 Caliban- "I must obey; his art is of such power"

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Caliban as a victim of dominance, power, and incluence:
Our world is perpetuated by a power struggle between groups of more power and influence  and groups with little.
What does it mean to be a part of the powerful?

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We aren't meant to experience the world in black and white. Everything is much more complicated than that.
How do we deal with the two-sided nature of our country? How do we combat the perceived battle of good and evil while reaching through these barriers towards empathy?

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We can't separate ourselves from what we write and read.
Our perception of the world and our experiences shape or experiences with literature.

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How do we best educate current and future generations about delicate events in history?
How do we help people better understand these events and foster empathy?

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How do we deal with perceived threats of "the other?"
How should we balance caution and protection with empathy?
- Caliban as a threat of "the other"

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How can we complicate our feelings about Caliban?

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We restrict ourselves when we ask "what do they have to say" or believing we must have all the answers.
We can choose exploration instead- "What does this text explore?"
"What do I want to explore"