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Wouter VAN ACKER Hubris or Utopia Megalomania and imagination in the work of Paul Otlet Cahiers de la documentation. Imagination, Emotion and knowledge. . “Essentially, imagination facilitates free play, a creative approach to appreciation that leads to the discovery of aesthetic . qualities”. Emily Jenkins PHIL 450. Guy Claxton. Centre for Real-World Learning. University of Winchester. Intelligence. The old view – 2 (or 3) antagonists. Cool reason trumps emotion/impulse/intuition. The new view – several complements. Hamartia. Definition. Noun. A fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine.. Example. In Greek mythology, the hamartia of Oedipus was that he did not know his own origins, causing him to kill his father and ending up marrying his own mother.. “Imagination bodies forth the forms of things unknown.”. . Shakespeare. Imagination . “Good teachers thus have the ability to. Imagine themselves in their students’ places. Help students imagine themselves in other times, location, and circumstances.”. 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 . Tragedies and. The Tragic Hero. Tragedy. A story about an important and heroic figure, who by his own fault and his fate causes his downfall.. Should evoke “fear and pity”: . F. ear that if this could happen to a great man it could happen to any man;. 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.. Creativity. We can’t go forward without imagination. One day I went out. I saw a dog. It barked. I ran away. I went to the shop. I went home. It was a fine and frosty morning as the sun broke overhead and I started on the incredible journey that would live with me for the rest of my life. As I creaked the door open it wailed like a rusty spring which hadn’t been oiled in years and I sprang back in fright. . Lesson 6: all or nothing. ROOTS. COPIA <L. plenty. MAKROS <G. large. MAGNUS <L. great. MEGAS <G. great. POLY <G. many . copious. Plentiful; in large amounts . macrocosm. The universe. Any great whole. Contrasted with Rationalism which is commonly associated with reason and restriction.. Originated In the mid 1800’s in Germany due to a strong influence of literature, music and art. Characteristics. Jeremy holmes. University of Exeter. UK. Oberon and . Titania. reconciled. Theseus’s. speech. ‘And as imagination bodies forth . The forms of things unknown; . The poet’s pen . Turns them to shapes, and gives to airy nothings. EN227 Romantic and Victorian poetry 2017–2018. Edmund Burke, . A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful. (1757) . Longinus, . On the Sublime. (1. st. century AD) . 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. . Breien is al generaties lang een geliefd ambacht, een tijdloze kunstvorm die grenzen overstijgt en vreugde