Thanks to all who wrote me about my philosophical question. I have sent in
my essay and my characters argued over a flat earth. I don't know how long
it will be before I get me grade. Hopefully, it will be a good one ! :)
Heather
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Thanks Noelene, I'll work on that. This has to be in next week and my
brain refuses to function!
Heather
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>How about "That the earth is flat"
>
>Noelene in Cooma
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Thanks, Linda. I only have a page and a half in which to do my play. And
it must be a play. Hopefully we will be marked on content not style. :)
Heather
At 09:17 PM 26/09/2003 +0100, Linda Walton wrote:
>Dear Heather,
>I suggest you model your play on one of the Socratic dialogues by Plato.
> I'm looking for something light-hearted, but for
> which there is a definite right answer - ie not 'is Pepsi or Coke better'.
> Does anyone have any ideas for me?
> Heather
How about "That the earth is flat"
Noelene in Cooma
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Dear Heather,
>
> I need help. I have to write a short play for my philosophy class in which
> (snip)
I suggest you model your play on one of the Socratic dialogues by Plato. Perhaps a
scene in "The Symposium", or something in the early part of "The Republic" will catch
your attention and se
Hello all,
I need help. I have to write a short play for my philosophy class in which
one character has all the rational strength and one all the rhetorical
strength. I'm using Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig as my characters (they came
ready-made and I don't have the imagination to create my own). Ho
