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1 Warm-Up 9/28/18 u Write a description of the details of the image OR think philosophically u What does this image make you think about? u What does it make you feel? u Any lessons we can learn? u Turn in Homework & Warm-Up
2 Transcendentalism Imagining the Great Beyond
3 Understanding Perspective u As individuals and society, we like both structure & freedom (both Puritan & Romantic) u We ll see how these come into conflict u Social Good vs. Individual Good u Rules keep you safe vs. Rules limit your potential u Devil is in the forest vs. Nature as inspiration
4 Moving Forward u Remember, people didn t really know yet what it meant to be American u Remember, also, our backgrounds & beliefs influence how we live in the world u American values come from day-to-day living mixed with thinking, discussing, and relating u European Romanticism is going to shift into American Transcendentalism
5 Transcendentalism Write this down! u People have knowledge about themselves and the world around them that transcends (goes beyond) what they can see, hear, taste, touch, etc. u Knowledge comes through intuition (gut feeling) and imagination u People can be their own authority on what is right (Don t need society telling you what to do) u NOT a religion, a way of relating to the world
6 Romantic Tenets 1. Free-will is superior to law 2. Emotion is superior to reason 3. Society corrupts 4. Humans are intrinsically good 5. Nature is Holy (added by Transcendentalists)
7 Other Beliefs & Prominent Thinkers u Being open-minded to new ideas, looking for inspiration, and respecting individuality u Progressive stance on human rights u Believed humans could transcend limits, move past social issues, and achieve amazing things u Ralph Waldo Emerson u Nathaniel Hawthorne u Henry David Thoreau u Margaret Fuller u Amos Bronson Alcott u Louisa May Alcott u Henry Wadsworth Longfellow u Oliver Wendell Holmes
8 Emerson s House Concord, Massachusetts u Town where many Transcendental thinkers lived and met to discuss their ideas u Imagine them sitting in a living room or taking walks in the garden u Basically, being super cool idea-oriented people The Old Manse
9 Walden Pond One with Nature u Thoreau tried to put beliefs into practice u Went to Walden Pond (outside Concord), built a cabin, and tried to live self-sufficiently u Tried to appreciate simplicity and unity of nature u Argued we don t need to build wealth or follow social customs to be really happy u Being an individual and relying on yourself is more important Recreated Cabin
10 So what did they write about?
11 Transcendentalism in Writing 1. Read the piece of writing to yourself 2. Look up & define any unfamiliar words 3. Underline words/phrases related to: a. Life, nature, individuality, society 4. As a group, discuss: a. What s the overall meaning? b. What s the tone? Peaceful, thoughtful, confident? c. How do you think the Transcendentalists felt about nature? How did they feel about the individual? About society? 5. EACH group member needs to be ready to explain it
12 Transcendentalism in Writing 1. Form a new group with someone with a different number 2. Take turns briefly explaining what you read a. What were the main ideas? b. What did it show about the Transcendentalist beliefs?
13 Transcendentalism & Emerson
14 Warm-Up 10/2/18 u What are some of the influences on your life? On how you act and what you believe? u Is it your parents, your faith, school, a coach, music, books, a YouTuber, a news site? u What has inspired your ideas and how you think about the world? u If it s all your own mind, what inspired you to be independent?
15 Ralph Waldo Emerson u May 25, 1803 April 27, 1882 u Studied at Harvard, taught, worked as a minister u Settled in Concord in 1835 u Beliefs: Write this down! u We find the answers to life s questions through nature, art, work, and ourselves u We should be guided by personal intuition and experience
16 Faith & Philosophy u Broad spiritual philosophies u Over-Soul = while everyone is individual, on some level we are all connected in a kind of unity u Unitarian Universalist Church u Rights of individual and search for meaning u Eastern Philosophy u Yin and Yang = everything has a positive and a negative side
17 Self-Reliance (1841) u Emerson wrestles with important questions: u To be true to yourself, you first have to decide what that means. What s important to you? How do you express it? u We learn from the people who came before us. But when should we stop taking their advice and just trust ourselves? u If we shouldn t blindly follow the rules, how do we decide what we should do? What does it mean to forge our own way? u You experience these things to, so give his writing a chance.
18 How we re going to study this: u You ll be assigned a partner and one or two paragraphs u Together, you and your partner will work on digging into, explaining, and connecting to your paragraph(s) u Each group will present their paragraph(s) to the class u We ll talk about timeline and presentation expectations in the coming days
19 Group Work Time 1. Read your paragraph(s) all the way through 2. Look up any unfamiliar words (There may be several!) 3. Go sentence by sentence. Figure out what it means. a. Use the bolded questions at the end of the paragraph to help you 4. Start re-writing the paragraph in your own words
20 Self-Reliance
21 Warm-Up 10/3/18 u Word: nonconformity u Response: u What does this word mean? u How does Emerson use it in Self-Reliance? u What does it mean to you? How can you be a nonconformist? Have you ever been?
22 Paragraph Explanations u Goals for today: u Fill out the Paragraph Explanations sheet (to be turned in) u Be ready to explain to your classmates. (Do more than read from the sheet. Expect to talk for at least 2 minutes.) u What we re adding: u Identify a Romantic Tenet in your paragraph u Explain a connection to something we ve previously read OR your own life/our society
23 What makes a great man? u According to the ideas you ve read from Emerson, how can we be the best possible versions of ourselves? u How should we act? u How should we use our talents or ideas? u What should we avoid?
24 Characteristics of a great man : u u u u u u u u u Don t worry about what other people think of you Don t be afraid, have courage Don t be selfish, respect those around you Have your own opinions. Stay true to yourself even in tough situations. Don t let others tell you who to be Be your own person, don t take after others Decide what to do with the advice of mentors / other people Nature is holy, spiritual connection in all things Stand up to others, to pressure, to bad influences, to evil Don t worry if you re misunderstood Find what you do best, career / skill / trade
25 Self-Reliance Paragraph Presentations
26 Warm-Up - 10/4/18 Write the definition of a Compound Sentence, and come up with an example sentence that uses a FANBOY. u Compound Verb u One subject is doing two things u Every decent and well-spoken individual affects and sways me more than is right. (para 7) u Compound Sentence u A subject-verb, and a subject-verb. Linked by a conjunction. u FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so u Speak your latent conviction, and it shall be the universal sense (para 1)
27 Expectations u You have 5 minutes u Finish your gold sheets (ready to turn in) u Decide who is saying what for your paragraph. How are you going to explain it to your classmates? u To present: u Explain each piece for your paragraph(s). What does it mean? What beliefs does it show? How does it connect? u Stand up & be conversational
28 CSA 1 Self-Reliance & Pop Culture u USE: Quotes from Self-Reliance & your Summer Reading book (Ender s Game or Divergent) u UNDERSTAND: Emerson s ideas about individuals, society, and (guess what) being self-reliant u THIS WEEKEND: Find your Summer Reading notes & bring them back Tuesday u If you don t have any, use the weekend to put some together. u Next week you ll have 4 days of in-class work time.
29 Self-Reliance 1. to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men, - that is genius Trust your thoughts & share them with others. 2. that plot of ground which is given to him to till and he has put his heart into his work and done his best Find your thing & do your best. 3. Trust thyself and advancing on Chaos and the Dark Face things boldly. 4. What pretty oracles nature yields and independent, genuine verdict Adults judge children, but kids are uncorrupted and will decide the future. 5. Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist Society wants us to buy-in & obey it, but we should stand out & do our own thing. 6. if I am the Devil s child, I will live then from the Devil Follow your own values, even if other people will judge you for it. 7. how easily we capitulate to badges and names and Rough and graceless would be such a greeting, but truth is handsomer Don t give in, tell the truth. 8. Their works are done as an apology but My life is for itself and not for a spectacle Don t do charity to get recognition, just do what s right.
30 Self-Reliance 9. For nonconformity, the world whips you with its displeasure It s hard to resist society because it judges us. 10. He may as well concern himself with his shadow on the wall Allegory of the Cave To be great is to be misunderstood Decide what is true, and stick to it. Even if the world doesn t understand. 11. The world has been instructed by its kings and pay for benefits not with money but with honor We should limit power & respect GOOD leaders. 12. Meantime within man is the soul of the whole; the wise silence; the universal beauty People are connected by an Over-soul, which can inspire. 13. But now we are a mob and We must go alone Mob mentality is bad (Crucible), be your own person. 14. Insist on yourself; never imitate Be good with your own talents, be unique. 15. He will then see prayer in all action Don t be selfish with prayer, use it to act. 16. Society never advances and For everything that is given, something is taken Society gets stuck in the same mistakes over & over.
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