Circle: Something you got away with?
Vocabulary Study
You'll be quizzed on the philosophical quotes (we'll give those out in class but can be seen on the previous blog). You will have to select seven.
Knights and Samurai
Target: I can use original source documents in order to defend a position.
1) Overview of the assignment: who would you rather be based on the philosophy of each.
1) Overview of the assignment: who would you rather be based on the philosophy of each.
2) Read background essay.
3) Document A: Read and determine a philosophical statement for each based on the information.
4) Repeat for each document.
5) Body paragraph structure: a) claim states preferred philosophy; b) philosophical statement of knight; c) evidence of that philosophy; d) warrant says; e) warrant means; f) philosophical statement of samurai; g) warrant says; h) warrant means; i) warrant matters explaining why the philosophical statement you selected resonates with you and makes your life better.
Montana, 1948
Circle: If you had the opportunity to let someone you love get away with something bad, would you?
Introduction: This book is going to investigate the nature of justice. What is right, and what is wrong.
Reading Procedure: As you read, use stickie notes to mark passages that you believe make statements on the topic of justice or anything else that you think is meaningful and important.
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