Summary Of Jeremy Rifkin A Change Of Heart About Animals

Should anmals be used for entertainment all around the world? Some peple say no animals should not be used for entertainment because it can damage thier wildlife. Other people say animals should be used for entertainment because of the awards and prizes they get. This controversy was discused in a video,” Should Animals Be Used As Entertainment” an article,” The Use Of Animals In Entertainment” another article,” Jump To It”. While the authors presented their arguments to the same people, they used different sources to persuade the people to support their claim.

The passage I chose to close read from We The Animals by Justin Torres comes from the first paragraph of Chapter Four, entitled Seven. The author begins the scene like any other day yet the tone of the author’s writing is of worry. Torres’ tone affected my own mood. I tried to imagine how it would feel to be in the position that the narrator was in. Someone had abused his mother; in this case it was most likely her husband.

It is hard to believe that we are in week eleven of this semester! For this week’s reading assignment we had the option to read a passage from President Harder and his wife, Karen, or a passage from Professor Barbara Kingsolver, whom I have never heard of until today. After reading the titles of each passage I came to the conclusion that I would find more interest in reading Kingsolver’s “from Animal, Vegetable, Miracle” basically because the other title “Economics, Development, and Creation” just didn’t seem to suit me. This summer I had the opportunity to travel with thirteen other Bluffton students to Arizona and Mexico.

All utopias are different. People have different concepts of utopias and they can be good or bad depending on their ideas. The examples of utopian societies that we read in class, like the well- known novel Animal Farm, and the lesser known short stories “The Most Dangerous Game” and “Harrison Bergeron” were all different examples of utopias, but none of them sounded fair or humane. One was murder, one was a twisted concept of equality and the other was taking advantage of blunt mindedness. In Animal Farm the leader Napoleon convinces the other animals to turn on the humans.

CHAPTER 3: PARALLELS BETWEEN RUSSIAN REVOLUTION AND ANIMAL FARM THROUGH EVENTS AND CHARACTERS “In the time of universal deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” Orwell. G 1949 George Orwell’s influential novel Animal Farm ultimately turned out to be a political commentary and presumably an allegory which revolves around Russian Revolution. Basically, parallel means occurring or existing in corresponding manner. There are number of events which directly correspond to Soviet Russia.

When you were little you might of dreamed of owning a pet tiger, monkey, bear, or some other crazy animal. Maybe you begged and begged your parents and finally one day they said maybe with the intention to never get you that crazy animal, but of course you didn 't know about that last part. However today it seem like it not just the kids who want exotic pets. Adults want this type of pet too, and if they actual have the money to get one, it turns out you can have a tiger as a pet. Take that mom and dad!

The last lesson on character development was on direct and indirect characters. The objectives for the students was to apply their understanding of direct and indirect characterization by filling out a direct/indirect worksheet with 80% accuracy. My instructional input started with discussing schema and inferencing and the importance of both in order to determine what some character traits might be. I then showed them a powerpoint that went over indirect and direct characterization and gave them some examples. As I was discussing, I supplied them with a direct/indirect characterization graphic organizer to place in their notebook.

GILBERT ‘S GRANDPARENTS FARM Finally after some hours and pass several Germans checkpoints, we arrived at the farm of Gilbert grandparents, which was near Orleans There we get out of the hiding place in the back of the truck and Gilbert and his grandparents received us as the cousins who came from Paris to spend the summer vacation with them. Gilbert grandmother Gave us to eat and she prepared a room for the three of us, because Leah did not want to be separated from me and from her doll Tete she was tired and asked several times about mom and grandpa, finally she fell asleep.

Once upon a time , in the animal kingdom, there lived different animals in peace and harmony. The mountains had been a place of reconciliation after any rainy day. There was no hate or despair whatsoever. The birds had all been in unity helping the other animals that couldn’t fly like themselves. The eagle being the king of the birds had a friend whom he had loved so much above other animals, that friend was Kimnar, the last heir of the King Lion.

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