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beowulf is black and white. doesnt show commonality. Hero shows no fear. Hero is good and Villain is bad.

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development of the concepts of good and evil and how they have changed as literature evolved

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-emotional appeal on Satan
-the good and evil of Satan
-Satan is the hero because he wants to lead his people and goes thru hero cycle by overcoming weaknesses in order to reach his goal
-satan is the villain because he is innately doing something evil, but Milton paints him in a pretty picture

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-emotional appeal
-to understand empathy for humans, must understand humanity, must understand the good and evil of humanity
-commonality=humanity=
the good AND evil

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-how every character shows good and evil.
-perspective
-Cassius, Brutus, Caesar, Antony
-grey area

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Good response to the quote, Maria. Which approach are you taking?

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Good response to the quote, Maria. Which approach are you taking?

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Still unclear about the approach your taking... what are you analyzing about each text?

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-Beowulf
-Julius Caesar
-Paradise Lost

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"Individuals who often read fiction appear to be better able to understand other people, empathize with them, and view the world from their perspective."
"People who read imagine the lives of others. Literature makes other people more real to us. It invites us to notice differences, but, even more so, points towards commonality..."

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People must know and understand the commonality among humans in order to gain the ability to empathize; all great literature, such as Julius Caesar, Paradise Lost, and Dr. Faustus, demonstrate the common humanity among all people and in doing so, aim to teach the valuable power of empathy.