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Animals the lessons they think of the world as a circle
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There relationship between the native americans and the animals
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disagree god doesn't show himself and there's only one god

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After reading AoW #2 yesterday, describe some information in this video that is left out of the article we read yesterday. What new perspectives do we get on this issue that we didn't get from the article?
It was talked about by the point of view from the owner.
also has the point of view by presidents.

Someone said the the football teams were named in strength not in weakness.

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After reading the biographical information about Anne Bradstreet on page 27, discuss her relationship to being a poet and being a Puritan. How do both titles affect her life? Answer in complete sentences and cite from the article.

She was encouraged by members of her religion and she uses poetry to express that. "The Tenth Muse fared better with critics and the public than Anne expected (later even the learned Puritan minster Cotton Mather praised her work), and she felt encouraged to write for the rest of her life."

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Read Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz's poem "World, in hounding me..." using the link above.

What is de la Cruz saying about wealth and material possessions?  that it doesn't make her happy basically.

Cite the line from the poem that demonstrates that.
treasure cheats even the practiced eye

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Research Phillis Wheatley on your computer. Describe the basic information about her (age, occupation, place of birth, etc.)
Born around 1753 in Gambia, Africa, Wheatley was the first african american and second women after anne bradstreet to publish a book. she was a slave.

Why might Phillis Wheatley's abilities exceed others' expectations of her? How might that impact her life?

back then african americans didn't really do anything very big so when she published the book it probably inspired african americans. she would be inspired.

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Research Phillis Wheatley on your computer. Describe the basic information about her (age, occupation, place of birth, etc.)

Why might Phillis Wheatley's abilities exceed others' expectations of her? How might that impact her life?

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Compare the information included in the video & the poem.

What aspects of the transatlantic slave trade do both perspectives focus on? What is the benefit of viewing each type of information?

Both the poem and the video talked about the separation of families. to know what other information explains it.

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Does this video contain bias (leaning towards one side of the argument)? If so, where do you see some examples of it? If not, what are some ways you can tell the creators are striving to remain neutral?

They are trying to get us to seem like it's not a good thing that the number of monuments are rising. Then they say something that General Robert E Lee said as a bad thing to think that the monument shouldn't have been built.

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For each of the criteria below, highlight the one you identify with the most. (The video explains what each concept means.)

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?

Why do you think writers from the Romantic period shifted away from the Puritan-style and began writing about characters who made bad choices?

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Research Robert Johnson. Give me basic information
(occupation, what he is famous for)
singer songwriter musician. one of the greatest blues performers of all time
How does the myth of Robert Johnson's musical ability compare to the story of Tom Walker?
He apparently sold his soul to the devil for his guitar talents.

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What is the Unity of Effect?
form and style. read in one sitting, every word must contribute.
According to the video, what are Poe's literary contributions?
new form of horror writing .
What is the irony of Poe's life and career?
He lived in horror so he wrote about horror more.

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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?

because it was to torture them

Why do you think Poe incorporates the Pendulum in his story? What could this add to the story?

it adds suspense

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Describe the differences in the way these two photos depict their subjects.
one of them are posing for the painting one looks more natural.
on the realism one they used brighter colors

Based on what you know about Romanticism, what Romantic elements can you find in this painting?
the pose, choice of colors

What might be one defining difference between Realism and Romanticism when related to art?
the lighting

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According to the video, what is a metaphor?
the splinters and nails in the stairs.

Develop a metaphor to describe something that takes up a lot of your time.
(Ex: My grading paper file is a blazing inferno. It spreads itself to all of the places I exist - my home, my desk, and my inbox. Just when I think I've gotten the blaze down to flame the size of a match, I feel the heat begin to intensify again.)

school is like a giant spider web whenever you get to caught up in it it is really hard to get out of it.

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You should have paper copies of your AoW #6. You can also look in Monday's assignments in Canvas.

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.

"Through poetry, children find freedom to share their story in a way that feels good and is true to their own deepest selves." I don't think they worded that sentence the right way because they said children in general instead of saying like some children.

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What separates this type of literature from the stories we've studied from earlier literary periods?

Why do you think Sinclair chose to write about this very real problem in the form of a fictional novel?

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Write a paragraph below that uses vivid language described in the video. Your goal should be to make the reader feel the same thing the character is experiencing in the story. Use dialogue to demonstrate an understanding of quotation rules.

Reece's legs are as flimsy as a thin sheet of metal. As he went to his manager and told him that he was too tired to continue. His face was beginning to be as white as the stars seem in the sky.

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What seems different about the writing style of William Carlos Williams compared to other poets we've read?

Do you agree with his message of simplicity in writing? Why or why not?

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When someone refers to their "identity," what do they mean? When you meet new people, what is something you want them to know about who you are? What do you think people notice first?

Probably my name and age and they probably notice that I'm shy when I first meet people.

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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.?
it showed other people realize how bad the situation is.
What are the ethical problems associated with employing children under the age of 16?
more prone to injuries, they don't know what's going on, cant advocate for their pay.

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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?
yes because they only talked only to the employees that got hurt or didn't like it.
What motive could this publication company (NBC) have for publishing this story?

What information, if any, is left out or not addressed adequately?

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sophisticated robots because if they get to advanced and someone decides to give them feelings and then they might not be able to know when to stop it.

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Based on the information described in the video, what moral dilemma do self-driving cars create?
the decision of which person of thing to crash into

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?
i feel like it should minimize harm to other drivers to make it safer on the road.

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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?
I feel like it is because it is making it easier for people.
What implications does this new technology have for farmers? Are the effects positive, negative, or both?
I feel like it is both because it is getting rid of jobs that are bad but it makes it easier to farm in places that haven't been able to before.

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Choose one of the following articles to read below:

1. Article #1: "How Do Humans Deal with Differences/Otherness?"

2. Article #2: "Why People Care More About Beautiful Animals Than Ugly Ones"

Answer the following on your Padlet post:

1. How does the article you chose relate to the story "The Wretched and the Beautiful"? I feel like it is the same because the ugly ones get killed more often just because they are ugly.

2. What findings in the article are similar to those in the story? Cite a piece of evidence from the article to support your answer.  "the results confirmed their hypothesis. As shown in this graph, the moral standing scores of the seven beautiful animals were higher than the scores of the seven “ugly” animals, even though the two groups were the same in their perceived intelligence or ability to feel pain and the degree they were harmful to humans."

3. In your own experience, are the article's findings accurate? Have you ever experienced or witnessed what the article discusses? I definitely have seen some ugly animals and I have been more afraid of them as if I were to see an animal that looked cute.