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1) After reading "The Sun Still Rises in the Same Sky: Native American Literature" (p.23) by Joseph Bruchac, identify three comparisons Bruchac makes between American Indian and Western views of the world.
- The literatures aren't treated with the same respect as Western or European lit.
- American Indian literature reflects a view of the natural world that is more inclusive, compared to Western literature.
- Native American cultures use stories to teach moral lessons

2) What values can we assume some Native Americans had based on this myth?
- They value were they came from and how they came to be

3) Based on our knowledge of Puritans, would the Native American tribes who told this story agree or disagree with the Puritans? Why?
- I think they would agree, because they talked about how someone was sent by a being to make they world a better place.

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The video gave more of a timeline so watchers could see how long the fight really was. The video also stated the opinions of the way natives saw the name.

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being a puritan she was super infatuated with god which provided a different view when writing poetry, and being a poet she the felt encouraged and supported.

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Her most prized possessions were not material items, they were her thoughts.
"costliness and wealth bring me no pleasure; the only happiness i care to find derives from setting treasure in my mind."

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I think they are very neutral on the issue, because they asked him how he felt and why he did what he did. They didn't attack him, or tell him he was wrong, they heard his side.

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she was the first African American woman to have a poem published. She was born on May 8th, 1753 and passed away on Dec 5th, 1784. Her first published poem was written when she was 14.

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Both the video and poem gave a perspective on the harsh environment the slaves were in. It is beneficial to show both because videos may be easier to comprehend, where as some students may benefit from literature. The video also gave pictures and made it easier to visualize the conditions.

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I don't think the video contained any bias, because it was only stating facts, and using date and numbers. Instead of saying anything about how they felt about the monuments, they just talked about when they were built and how many of them, etc.

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1. Intuition vs. Analysis

2. Spontaneity vs. Education

3. Honesty vs. Politeness

4. Idealism vs. Realism

5. The Rare vs. The Everyday

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What does this video show us about the depiction of the devil throughout literature?
- an ugly creature
- a man with hooves and horns
- and then a man in red

Why do you think writers from the Romantic period shifted away from the Puritan-style and began writing about characters who made bad choices?
- they may have seen it as teaching/learning lessons

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Research Robert Johnson. Give me basic information (occupation, why he's famous, what's the scandal?)
-and american blues song writer, but he "sold his soul to the devil" for his guitar skills.
How does the myth of Robert Johnson's musical ability compare to the story of Tom Walker?
his ability relates to Tom Walkers story because of the abuse of having something you want and being greedy once you got it.

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What is the Unity of Effect?
-using violence and horror to travel paradoxes
-everything should be read in one sitting
-every word should coontribute
According to the video, what are Poe's literary contributions?
- early sci-fi
- mystery stories
What is the irony of Poe's life and career?
- he grew up in poverty and lived in the life he often wrote about.

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Based on the mechanics of a pendulum, why do you think those involved with the Spanish Inquisition would use it on their prisoners?
- it terrified them psycologically.
Why do you think Poe incorporates the Pendulum in his story? What could this add to the story?
- this could add suspense and build up

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Describe the differences in the way these two photos depict their subjects.
- one is darker and serious, the other is lighter.
Based on what you know about Romanticism, what Romantic elements can you find in this painting?
- its a softer, more fantastical.
What might be one defining difference between Realism and Romanticism when related to art?
- on is realistic and the other fantastical/fantasy based

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According to the video, what is a metaphor?
A way to talk about something, talking about something else.
Develop a metaphor to describe something that takes up a lot of your time.
Getting all my school work done, takes an eternity to finish.

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Choose one line from your AoW that you agree or disagree with regarding poetry. Give a brief description of why you agree or disagree with the author.

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- "There is a certain kind of freedom that comes from writing a poem without ending punctuation." I agree that this is true about poetry and quite frankly it may be the only thing I like about it. There is no right way to create a poem.

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What separates this type of literature from the stories we've studied from earlier literary periods?
- its more informational.
Why do you think Sinclair chose to write about this very real problem in the form of a fictional novel?
- to make sure he didn't face any repercussions against him.

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She stepped out onto the concrete walkway, the cement ice-cold against her bare feet. The sour yet pleasant smell of leaves beginning to rot filled her nose. The cool breeze hit her warm skin and sent chills down the back or her neck that trailed crawled to her toes. She observed the sky and it's peachy-orange hue that  came with the sunset. She heard the clear snap of a tree branch.
"Hello?" she called. The only response was a faint meow in the distance.

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What seems different about the writing style of William Carlos Williams compared to other poets we've read?
- He didn't use any sort of pattern, he saw all kinds of life as beautiful, and he focused on "snapshots" of specific places. He wrote about simple things in life.

Do you agree with his message of simplicity in writing? Why or why not?
- yes, he uses simple, short phrases to paint a well depicted picture for readers.

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When someone refers to their "identity," what do they mean?
- When someone refers to their identity, I think it refers to whaat they think represents them almost. Like who they are to themselves and others.

When you meet new people, what is something you want them to know about who you are?
- That I really am a kind person, even though I may not always come off as it.

What do you think people notice first?
- How short I am, or how little I smile.

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Based on what was discussed in the video, why do you think photography was a convincing tool to help end child labor in the U.S.?
- Because people were actually able to see how bad their situations were.

What are the ethical problems associated with employing children under the age of 16?
- They are way more prone to injury, or accidents. They aren't as aware of their situation and susceptible to pay cuts.

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Based on the way information is presented in this video, do you believe NBC contains some bias towards one side of the issue? Why or why not?
- The got multiple sides of the story by using many different peoples stories. So no,  don't think there was a bias.

What motive could this publication company (NBC) have for publishing this story?
- to expose what really goes on in large factories.

What information, if any, is left out or not addressed adequately?
- They only spoke to employees with. negative experiences, so we are missing that element. And there was no explanation for why Amazon would not let her go to the doctor.

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Choose one of the technologies mentioned in the article and discuss whether or not you think it is as "creepy" as the article suggests.
- sophisticated robots are creepy I think.
What do you think E.M. Forester would think about that technology? Why?
- if they become too advanced and make moral decisions, they may not be able to come to the same decision we would.

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Based on the information described in the video, what moral dilemma do self-driving cars create?
- What causes the least amount of damage, logically. The car is using a pre-meditated decision to injure someone.

In your opinion, what type of "code" should self-driving cars have? (prioritize the driver's life, minimize damage, minimize harm to other drivers, etc.) Why?
- minimizing as much harm to all parties involved. Although thats not a very specific answer, I'm in no place to decide who lives and who doesn't, just because I want to survive.

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The topic of today's short story is "social progress."

Based on what you've seen in the video, decide whether or not this is progress. Why or why not?
- Yes this is because the conditions that the plants grow in are the same all year we benefit. They also don't have to stop working.

What implications does this new technology have for farmers? Are the effects positive, negative, or both?
- It takes away from farmers and their opportunities. However, I think there is room for both.

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Answer the following on your Padlet post:
1. How does the article you chose relate to the story "The Wretched and the Beautiful"?

- I chose article one and I believe it relates to the other because it goes over how people react to new things happening in their lives. The article describes why people react the way they did to the aliens.

2. What findings discussed in the article are similar to what is discussed in the story? Cite a piece of evidence from the article to support your answer.

- the article explains what effects can happen to people. Hollinger writes, "In an insecure, frightening world, they may be a source of fear, envy, and rage, potential dangers..." This describes the fear of the people around the "new."

3. In your own experience, are the article's findings accurate? Have you ever experienced or witnessed what the article discusses?
-I believe the article is 100% valid because people are almost hardwired to react to change, whether that is positively or negatively. Personally, I am a perfectionist, and when things change, I am more likely to react poorly.

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Would you ever be interested in living a place like Green Bank, WV? Why or why not?
- No, I think its convinient for us to have technology in case of emergencies and that gives me comfort.

Do you think it's ethical for parents of children in that area to force them to live there?
- Maybe, there's nothing technically wrong with raising your kids the way you want to, I think it would maybe benefit them a little bit. If they grew u like that from the beginning it would be just like normal life to them. However, they would be set behind everyone else when they grew up.

What benefits and/or detriments does this kind of community offer?
- Its quiet, people are more connected. However, the second they leave that situation, they will be behind.