When and how should we impose our values on people who have a very different way of looking at the world?

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TUTORIAL 7

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When and how should we impose our values on people who have a very different way of looking at the world?

The Paper Menagerie By Ken Liu (2.11,2.12,2.13)

Here put another quote from "The Paper Menagerie".

Here put a quote from "The Paper Menagerie".

Here explain how reading the different texts (stories, Livebinder,) changed how you might answer the unit question. To refresh your memory look at what you wrote in 2.2

Here put the title of a text from the Livebinder. To refresh your memory look at what you wrote in Assignment 2.2

How did this text help you to come up with an answer to the unit question that is different from the other stories?

Here put a quote from the text that relates to a unit question.

Here explain how it relates to a unit question.

A Children's Story By James Clavell (2.3, 2.4, 2.5)

As compared to the answer of physical perception and presence this

Here put another quote from "A Children's Story".

Here explain how those feeling gave you insight into a unit question.

Then Johnny's hatred burst. "Where's my dad? What've you done to my dad? Where's my dad?"

In this quote the author directly provides us with the feelings that are felt by Johnny that being hatred due to the absence of his father as they were taken away by authoritarian figures

Insight that this quote has provided me regarding the unit question would be how our different experiences, and the role that it may have played within our lives will dictate the way we see it

"A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings" by Marquez (2.8, 2.9)

How did this story help you to come up with an answer to the unit question that is different from the other stories?

Here put another quote from "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings".

Here explain how specific words gave you insight into the character's feelings

But when they went out into the courtyard with the first light of dawn, they found the whole neighborhood in front of the chicken coop having fun with the angel, without the slightest reverence, tossing him things to eat through the openings in the wire as if he weren’t a supernatural creature but a circus animal.

This quote raises feelings such as disgust within the villagers, since the villagers initially perceived this creature as an angel which is typically described as holy and a deity, but in this situation the villagers associated this creature as somewhat equivalent to a chicken, since it was seen playing with it This quote has been a larger pattern of the angel being mistreated, and abused by the general population of the village, and this would've been the green light to all of that as they now no longer associate him with the holiness that belong to an angel

This quote has changed the way I've read the text as it shows how there could be a sudden change in attitude towards something if it violates