Wednesday, October 2
For Week 3
- re-do paper if you want a better grade
- AP -- two-way
- MP -- keep it consistent. don't think.
- buss letter
- cartoon
a great title
the sequence
at least 5 sentences: one paragraph of 5 sentences or 3 paragraphs:
a 1 sentence paragraph
then 3 sentence paragraph
then a 1 sentence paragraph
Wednesday, September 25
Monday, September 23
Partners Movies: Types
Shawshank Redemption
Jules and Jim
Lone Ranger and Tonto
Wally Shawn and Andre Gregory
Batman and Robin
Ragin Bull
Sherlock and Watson
Thelma and Louise
Bonnie and Clyde
Fight Club
The Kids are Alright
Brokeback Mountain
V for Vendetta
Pulp Fiction
Set up
Development - denoument
detail detail detail
Jules and Jim
Lone Ranger and Tonto
Wally Shawn and Andre Gregory
Batman and Robin
Ragin Bull
Sherlock and Watson
Thelma and Louise
Bonnie and Clyde
Fight Club
The Kids are Alright
Brokeback Mountain
V for Vendetta
Pulp Fiction
Set up
Development - denoument
detail detail detail
Wednesday, July 31
Monday, July 29
Wednesday, July 24
Due for July 30
1. re-do Poetics paper
2. list 3 favorite "buddies" or "couples" movies
3. Set up "Act I" of American Beauty
4. continue (start) Morning Pages
5. continue Accountability Partners
2. list 3 favorite "buddies" or "couples" movies
3. Set up "Act I" of American Beauty
4. continue (start) Morning Pages
5. continue Accountability Partners
Tuesday, July 9
300 WORDS - on a critical reading of .
Aristotle Poetics (2ndary source)... Capture what Aristotle says about these components of drama:
This is to be a minimum of three paragraphs. Why?
This is to have a compelling title, i.e., not "Aristotle Poetics"
- action
- structure: beginning middle end - later, the 5 parts
- episodic moments
- revolution
- discovery
- conditions turning into their opposite
- the hierarchy of development of tragic plot: what's best, second best, and worst
- What is the outstanding bit that inspires or frightens YOU?
- Does he have "sources"? What? From where does he "get" this?
- What seems to be his purpose or motive in this instruction on writing?
This is to be a minimum of three paragraphs. Why?
This is to have a compelling title, i.e., not "Aristotle Poetics"
Tuesday, June 4
Becket: bare bones
The story:
A man who believes in nothing, a man who has "a void" inside, a man who has been given all kinds of unexpected rewards finds something to believe in. Another man who has everything has nothing. Their fates knit together - can you describe "the sweater" their yarns create?
This is a story of politics and the soul. Can you imagine a story so profound be told of those who rule our world today?
A man who believes in nothing, a man who has "a void" inside, a man who has been given all kinds of unexpected rewards finds something to believe in. Another man who has everything has nothing. Their fates knit together - can you describe "the sweater" their yarns create?
This is a story of politics and the soul. Can you imagine a story so profound be told of those who rule our world today?
Tuesday, May 28
Monday, May 20
films about values and thinking
- Star Wars
- The Godfather (I)
- Full Metal Jacket
- Natural Born Killers
- 2001 - thinking is mechanical, imposed by something outside, not innate
- Lion King
- Bambi
- Becket
- American Psycho
- Kill Bill
- Masculine Feminine
Action is action; action comes from ideas
Ideas and thinking come from values
Tuesday, May 7
Characters (forces) in Wall Street
1. Father
2. Son: Bud Fox
3. Son's boss
4. Son's co-workers
5. Son's college buddy: (Spader)
6. Hal Holbrick (God figure)
7. "the girl"
8. Gekko
9. Sir Larry
10. The union folks
11. The U.S. Attorney's Office
you want to pick two and state their objectives How did their objectives get whirled around by the two plot points?
2. Son: Bud Fox
3. Son's boss
4. Son's co-workers
5. Son's college buddy: (Spader)
6. Hal Holbrick (God figure)
7. "the girl"
8. Gekko
9. Sir Larry
10. The union folks
11. The U.S. Attorney's Office
you want to pick two and state their objectives How did their objectives get whirled around by the two plot points?
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