PPT-Utopia & Robert Owen

Amie Rott Megan Buckler Who was Robert Owen Born May 14 th 1771 in Newtown Wales Died November 17th 1858 in Newtown Wales Advocated for socialism Notorious for his community experiments which Owen designed in hopes of having a Utopian society. Mariam and Rae. Links to the 10 commandments in ‘Thou shall not kill’ . Media portrays war as heavenly via the propaganda. Poem. Seeing we never found gay fairyland. (Though still we crouched by bluebells moon by moon). Wilfred Owen is an English war veteran famous for his poems that eloquently portrays the true horror of war. These poems are acclaimed not only because of the vivid descriptions of war but also because of the powerful articulation of the anger and disgust Owen felt towards war’s inhumane nature. . DYstopia . Lisa Gehler & Marieke Lange. General Information about Utopia. “not“ and “place“. Ideal community or society. Invented by Sir Thomas Morus. Attempt to create an ideal society. Before you create your own Utopia, have a look at the original:. “Utopia” . = An ideally perfect place, especially in its social, political, and moral aspects. Named after an imaginary island nation invented by Thomas More in his book called . Imagine – John Lennon. Imagine. . Take out . a sheet of loose leaf!. Flow writing for 5 minutes……put your pen to the paper . Definition. Utopia:. is a name for an ideal community or society possessing a perfect socio-politico-legal system. . A review for my AP . Hons. A Review of Christ-like Character Traits. Crucified, wounds in the hands, feet, side, head. In agony (physical or mental). Self-sacrificing. Good with Children. Good with loaves of bread, fish, water, wine. Pros and Cons. Argument Mini-Unit. Lisa Johnson. Lincoln County Middle School. Language Arts. Lessons created using a process developed by the . National Project i3 College Ready Writers Program funded by the Department of Education.. Starter Task. Re-read the poem. Bullet point one sentence to explain what is going on in each stanza (you should end up with 8 bullet points). LO: To understand the poem’s form, structure and language and be able to comment on their effects on the reader. Create a circle map with at least ten descriptive words for your version of a perfect society.. instructions. Read through the various excerpts from Thomas More’s book, . Utopia. . . Discuss in your groups what your version of a utopian society looks like.. To . explore and analyse Wilfred Owen’s poem . ‘The Send Off’. To learn how . Owen presents his thoughts and feelings. Learning Objectives: . The Send-Off. What does the title tell us about what is happening?. What is ‘exposure’?. ‘Exposure’ by Wilfred Owen. Wilfred Edward Salter . Owen, . MC . (18 March 1893 – 4 November 1918) was an English poet and soldier, one of the leading poets of the First World War. . verview. By. Corrina. . Bost. Author. John Irving. N.d.. Photograph. Terry . Fallis. Web. 26 Sep 2013. <http://terryfallis.com/2009/07/23/writers-i-revere-john-irving/>. . Call Number. F Irving. Owen. Born in . Shropshire, England in . 1883.. He became . interested in poetry and music at an early . age. Early Life and Education . Wilfred went to a school near his home and he loved drama and poetry. He read lots of poems by John Keats. He liked the way that Keats created vivid pictures with his words. The words made Wilfred feel like he could see what Keats saw.. Lois Lowry’s novel, . The Giver. , is part of a long literary tradition in which writers attempt to describe the perfect society. Ancient Greek philosopher Plato probably envisioned the first Utopian society in Plato’s Republic, written 350 B.C.E. .