englisch:paper-towns:different-perspectives
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| ====== Different perspectives ====== | ====== Different perspectives ====== | ||
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| + | ===== Looking down on Orlando ===== | ||
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| - Describe the different ways in which Quentin and Margo perceive [wahrnehmen] Orlando from the perspective of the SunTrust conference room. | - Describe the different ways in which Quentin and Margo perceive [wahrnehmen] Orlando from the perspective of the SunTrust conference room. | ||
| - Analyse how their perspectives of the same thing can be so different. What might be the reasons? Who do you think is right? | - Analyse how their perspectives of the same thing can be so different. What might be the reasons? Who do you think is right? | ||
| - | - Read and think about the quote by John Milton | + | - Read and think about quote #1 from John Milton’s “Paradise Lost” |
| - | - Can you see a connection between the thought | + | - Can you see a connection between the thoughts |
| + | - Imagine that Quentin knew the quote by Simone de Beauvoir (#3) written down below. What might he reply to Margo in the conference room scene based on that quote? | ||
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| + | > **Quote #1** | ||
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| > The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. | > The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. | ||
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| > — John Milton in his poem “Paradise Lost” | > — John Milton in his poem “Paradise Lost” | ||
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| - | <note> | + | > **Quote #2** |
| - | We’re | + | > |
| + | > Das Glück Deines Lebens hängt von der Beschaffenheit Deiner Gedanken ab. | ||
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| + | > — Marc Aurel, römischer Kaiser und Philosoph, 121 – 180 n. Chr. | ||
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| - | **TASKS** | + | > **Quote #3** |
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| + | > Das Glück besteht darin, zu leben wie alle Welt und doch wie kein anderer zu sein. | ||
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| + | > — Simone de Beauvoir (1908 – 1986), frz. Autorin, Philosophin und Feministin | ||
| - | - What important thought crosses Quentin’s mind in this scene? | ||
| - | - Can you see a connection to the situation discussed above, the different perspectives Margo and Quentin have on Orlando? Explain! | ||
| - | - Reflect on your own experience: Have you ever been in a situation in which you got to know someone more closely and realised that your image of that person has been incomplete, possibly even completely wrong? What does that tell us about our perception of the people around us and the world in general? | ||
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| - | > Das Glück Deines Lebens hängt von der Beschaffenheit Deiner Gedanken ab. | ||
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| - | > — Marc Aurel, römischer Kaiser und Philosoph, 121 – 180 n. Chr. | ||
| ===== A little life lesson ===== | ===== A little life lesson ===== | ||
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| > Margo scoffed. “Really? You seriously think so?” | > Margo scoffed. “Really? You seriously think so?” | ||
| > “I mean, well, maybe not,” I said, although it was. | > “I mean, well, maybe not,” I said, although it was. | ||
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| > p. 57, top | > p. 57, top | ||
| > … she turned to me and smiled. “Here’s a tip: you’re cute when you’re confident. And less when you’re not.” | > … she turned to me and smiled. “Here’s a tip: you’re cute when you’re confident. And less when you’re not.” | ||
| - | > > p. 57, middle | + | > |
| + | > p. 57, middle | ||
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