Sunday, February 25, 2007

DUE WED 2/28 Iliad Assignment

DUE WED 2/28 Iliad Assignment

The Iliad Book 9 pp. 266-275 lines 521-869 (end of Book 9)

You should answer these on your blog AND print them out and add them to your Iliad notes. If you don’t have a three-hole punch at home you can use the one at school. I would like to emphasize once again the importance of keeping your notes in one place – your binders. If you have notes scattered in your binder, your blog, and in a random notebook, they will be of no use to you when it comes time to prep for debate or write an essay. The same holds true if you don’t label your notes with the book number, page number, and line numbers etc…

1. Write a question you have about the text, either an interpretive question that you have an opinion on, or something that you don't understand. You don't need to write the answer.

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2. What was your opinion of Achilles before reading Book 9? Does it change after reading Book 9? Explain why or why not.

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3. Same as yesterday - Make a list of the persuasive strategy used by these characters, following this format:

Who is speaking?

What does that person say and to whom does he say it?

What persuasive strategy is it?

Why is it an example of that strategy?

Do this at least three times with different examples.

Remember the persuasive strategies include:

1. Appeal to reason (logic - does it “make sense” to do what the speaker says)

2. Appeal to emotion (does it try to make you happy, sad, angry etc… in an attempt to get you to act or think a certain way)

3. Appeal to ethics (right and wrong, moral principals - does it get you to think that a particular thought is morally right or wrong to get you to act or think a certain way)

2 comments:

Illy said...

Mr Jana,

Someone seems to have mistook my Book 9 packet as their own, and taken it.

Until I can get a new one, I'm using This online text as a substitute. From what I remember reading in class today, it doesn't seem to be too much different.

-Justin

Mr. Jana said...

This is a different translation, but it will do in a pinch.

Mr. J