1:25-1:51 Focused Free Write
- (Jawan) A community is stronger at a young age, but solitude can help as you mature
- Relationships help encourage people to do things they wouldn’t do
- Middle school joining the baseball team and practice for the pitcher
- (Kylar) Choosing between solitude and community is unfair to choose
- (Isaiah) Community is more successful because they show you your mistakes
- (Venecia) “Find your way back” The group didn’t make it back but would’ve been more lost if she was alone
- (Juwan) Community is better since communicating with others is a greater skill
- (Kim) Solitude helps you think and community can give you their input.
- (DaShonae) Solitude can help a person think through and community can share their ideas
- (Tobi) Wouldn’t have been able to
- (Antoine) Restart the project when he found out he was doing it wrong
- (Kristina)
- Solitude helps with essays and assignments
- Groups good for track meets (Team sports)
- Compromise, as some cases depend on one way or the other
- (Tamia)
- Helps make important phone calls
- Fed ideas off each other and passed
- Community is more important because having different types of food in a restaurant for example and it helps to give feedback
- (Alex)
- Solitude is best for writing essays
- Community is best for things like construction
- Prefers community over solitude (Cannot recognize success without others)
1:52 - Looking at Solitude and Society (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
[Definition] Transcendentalism: Philosophical movement that says divinity spreads through all nature and humaneness. Usually progressive.
- Everyone is god’s children, so they should communicate with each other (Isaiah)
- Don’t be ashamed of who you are (Juwan)
- Some substances can withstand nature, but others need to be kept in something to stay pure (Ms. Pruyn)
- (Note line of interest, “Few substances are found pure in nature.”)
- Needed isolation to work their abilities because if in groups, there wouldn’t much concentration (DaShonae)
- Being part of the society means to be civilized and cultured or you’re seen as “uncultured swine” (Kaila)
- Promoting people to be part of the community as more worthy than those who isolate themselves (Kylar)
- Fit society’s norms and not worry about anything (Isaiah)
- Easy to be the same type of person you’re surrounded by (Alex)
- Cherishing that one person that stands out from everyone else (Antoine)
Where’s the Thesis?
- Having a balance between the two (Kylar)
- American Independence vibe (Jawan)
2:18: On Privacy by F. Gonzalez-Crussi (2015)
- Observing Anglo-American culture (Kylar)
- Individual rights that aren’t noted but should be (Jawan)
- Separation between people (Venecia)
- Not enough privacy (Kylar)
- Privacy is still enveloped in society (Venecia)
What’s The Thesis?
- All people have an inner space and must be protected or they would lose a part of themselves (Venecia)
- We could know who we are of given the idea from others (Isaiah)
- Change the makeup of ourselves as we see fit (Jawan)
- Some cultures shouldn’t decide what another sees privacy (Jawan)
- Judgemental of American culture at first, but eventually becomes neutral (Kylar)
- Could it possibly be a binary? (Venecia)
- What is more important? Inner self, or outside perception of yourself? (Jawan)
- Double consciousness is a way to help them survive (Kaylar)
2:46 Research Paper Info
Sorry for the late post. Hopefully, posts from me will be more timely. If I missed anything that you remember from that day, please leave a comment below.
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