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Signature Strengths Capacities or Fantasies

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Should We Treat University Students like “Fragile Flowers”

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Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i9OktVsTWo

1) How may mental illness affect us?

2) Why mental health is considered important at every stage of life? (name two reasons)

3) What are the two factors that complicatedly interact and contribute to mental illnesses?

4) Under what scenario is a depressed mood regarded as 'normal'?

5) What two things are keys to treat a disorder and prevent future consequences?

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parallel
repetitive
"left-overs"
personification of male characters
one-sided
defiant
arresting

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Apartheid
Racial Segregation
Inequality
Racism
Relationships-> family
"Coming of Age"
Satire
Ethnic Identity
Labels
Education
Language
Representation-> making connections! (in Hollywood movie)

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"AFRIKANS"
-(WHITE SOUTH AFRICAN LANGUAGE)

ETHNIC IDENTITY (BLACK)
Have to learn Afrikans in school instead of their own languages

-Zulu
-Xhosa
-Tswana
-Sotho
-Venda
-etc.

The majority of the laws was imposed during 1960-1994
-> White took the city land of the native
-> Migration of the black (to poor lands)
-> Have to work for the white people in the city

TIME LINE
| 1898 EUROPEAN ARRIVAL
| 1910 SOME LAWS ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE APARTHEID
| 1948 OFFICIAL APARTHEID
| 1960 BLACKS BEING FORCEFULLY REMOVED
THE RISE OF BLACK CONSCIOUSNESS (HIGHS)
| 1970 PEOPLE AWAKENING, PROTEST, KILLS
| 1994 APARTHEID FELL
NELSON MANDELA IN PRESIDENCY

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Do you think Kamara will continue to work in the house after ‘witnessing’ the dynamics between Tracy and Maren?

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When I read Jumping Monkey Hill, I noticed that Adichie really had strong, negative opinions about the stereotypes the westerners hold for Africa through the characterization of Ujunwa. However, in reality, the creation of stereotypes, or ideas we hold for one person that we think may represent the group the person belongs, is inevitable or even beneficial because it (efficiently) provides us with an overview of an unfamiliar group. From this perspective, do you think all stereotypes are bad or perhaps some can be actually helpful?

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Space as the Representation of Cultural Conflict and Gender Relations in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "The Thing Around Your Neck"