PPT-July 18, 2018 Jennifer Hester, LCSW

Lead Mental Health Professional Interim Associate Director of Clinical Services CAPS amp Housing Understanding and Enhancing Liaison Relationships CAPS is located on the 2nd floor of the University Health Center. Joanna Zilk, Julia Sison, Yvette Sanders, Olivia Massey, Larissa Domnikov. Character Description: . Hester Prynne. Evidence 1. : . “The young woman was tall, with a figure of perfect elegance on a large scale. She had dark and abundant hair, so glossy it threw off the sunshine with a gleam, and a face that which, besides being beautiful from regularity of feature and richness of complexion, had the impressiveness belonging to a marked brow and deep black eyes. She was lady-like, too, after the manner of the feminine gentility of those days…” (50).. Why would Hawthorne call his story a Romance rather than a novel?. . . Monday: September . 12 . 2011 Welcome Back!. . Essential Question. : Why would Hawthorne call his story a Romance rather than a novel?. Private Guilt. An Analysis of . The Scarlet Letter. Mr. Smith. 11. th. Grade English. Learning Objective. Students will analyze the major themes of . The Scarlet Letter. , focusing on how they relate to their lives and current society today. .  What do you know about your family history? How does this history affect your identity. ?. Responding . to this question will help you consider the importance of the information Douglass presents in chapter 1 of the book.. Unit 4: Nathaniel Hawthorne Author Study. 1. edifice. “A throng of bearded men . . . was assembled in front of a wooden . edifice. , the door of which was heavily timbered with oak, and studded with iron spikes” (Hawthorne 43).. By: Deanna, . Sashini. , . Stefi. , Zoe, . Izzy. , . Caitln. , Miranda and Amanda. THESIS. Pearl’s refusal to live within societal limitations and her beauty . is juxtaposed. . with the austere oppressive location of rosebushes. This suggests that the permanent reminder of sin exists as a threshold for redemption against the depraved nature of humanity.. The Scarlet Letter. Your Name Here. The Scarlet Letter “A” - 1. Your caption goes here.. The Scarlet Letter “A” - 1. Your caption goes here.. The Rosebush. Your caption goes here.. The Forest - 1. This . opening chapter sets the scene for the novel in seventeenth-century Boston. . The dark . and gloomy prison sets the tone of the entire story and foreshadows the social . and psychological . situations of Hester Prynne and Arthur . The Puritans were right to fear evil, but in their attempts to destroy it, they bred it. Sin is not a contamination but, at least in Hester’s case, a response to hurt, loneliness, selfishness and hatred of others. Evil is not a singular event, but a long, intricate and heavy chain of small wrongs. The obvious sin is not always the actual evil. Chapter 19. The Child at the Brook-side. Put it . b. A. ck. on!. Dimmesdale. says he feared that . Pearl. ’s resemblance to him would give away his secret—the narrator says Pearl is a “living hieroglyphic.” . The Puritans were right to fear evil, but in their attempts to destroy it, they bred it. Sin is not a contamination but, at least in Hester’s case, a response to hurt, loneliness, selfishness and hatred of others. Evil is not a singular event, but a long, intricate and heavy chain of small wrongs. The obvious sin is not always the actual evil. - Licensing. - Professional Practice. - Public Protection. David Hamilton, Ph.D. LMSW ACSW. Executive Secretary. State Board for Social Work. March 4, 2015. Agenda for today. Background on licensure in New York. The Scarlet Letter. : devoted mother, abandoned lover, estranged wife, religious dissenter, feminist, and outcast, to name just a few. Perhaps her most important role is that of an iconoclast, one who opposes established conventions. Hester is not just a rebel, she’s a glorified rebel, and Hawthorne uses her to criticize the Puritan’s strict society. He portrays Hester fondly, as a woman of strength, independence, and kindness, who stands up to the judgments and constraints of her society. Though society tries to demean and disgrace her, Hawthorne emphasizes that Hester never looked more attractive as when she first emerged from prison wearing the scarlet letter.. By Matt Mosley, Britt . Boler. , and Park Gibbs. . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eSN8Cwit_s. Summary of Chapter. Chapter 1: The first chapter is very short but it sets the setting for the novel, it takes place in Boston of the seventeenth century in June. It starts with a group of people standing outside of a prison door that Hawthorne describes in excessive detail about how dark it is. The door is an old wooden beat up door with weeds and a wild rosebush which makes the prison seem very dark..