1) The objective of this assignment is demonstrate knowledge of diverse cultures, including global and historical perspectives, and to demonstrate an appreciation for aesthetics and creative activities.
2) According to the class lecture, Ancient Greeks found theater to be very important in their culture because it was educational. In the theater they learn to engage in tragic dramas. They learn history, because the only way of understanding and observing knowledge was through the theater. Everyone was involved to sing, dance and perform. The tragic dram may include murder, suicide, rape and mutilation occurred.
Ethics was another reason as to why Ancient Greeks believed theater was important. The ethical aspect of theater was to learn something about yourself through any character or performer on stage. In addition, the character that you share a connection with it doesn't have to be a hero, it could be a villain. The purpose was to gain knowledge about yourself, maybe the character have gone through struggles in life and you can relate to the subject. Sharing could be a philosophical reflection of how you hope to be in the future. …show more content…
Taylor is a teenage girl who falls victim to online bullying and it nearly came to her attempt to commit suicide. Taylor is a pretty high school teenage girl who received a computer from her mom on her seventeenth birthday. Taylor is excited by the idea of freedom and the independence of going online without her mother always looking over her shoulder. Taylor soon finds herself the victim of betrayal and bullying while visiting a social website, and afraid to face her peers at school, including her best friend Samantha Caldone, she is pushed to a breaking point. In the end, Taylor and her best friends came together and stood up to the bullies at
2) According to the class lecture, Ancient Greeks found theater to be very important in their culture because it was educational. In the theater they learn to engage in tragic dramas. They learn history, because the only way of understanding and observing knowledge was through the theater. Everyone was involved to sing, dance and perform. The tragic dram may include murder, suicide, rape and mutilation occurred.
Ethics was another reason as to why Ancient Greeks believed theater was important. The ethical aspect of theater was to learn something about yourself through any character or performer on stage. In addition, the character that you share a connection with it doesn't have to be a hero, it could be a villain. The purpose was to gain knowledge about yourself, maybe the character have gone through struggles in life and you can relate to the subject. Sharing could be a philosophical reflection of how you hope to be in the future. …show more content…
Taylor is a teenage girl who falls victim to online bullying and it nearly came to her attempt to commit suicide. Taylor is a pretty high school teenage girl who received a computer from her mom on her seventeenth birthday. Taylor is excited by the idea of freedom and the independence of going online without her mother always looking over her shoulder. Taylor soon finds herself the victim of betrayal and bullying while visiting a social website, and afraid to face her peers at school, including her best friend Samantha Caldone, she is pushed to a breaking point. In the end, Taylor and her best friends came together and stood up to the bullies at