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httpwwwyoutubecomwatchv 9tCtvmAm4M In what ways do we use words and what does our ability to use language give us When and how do words become weapons How do words create images and stereotypes ID: 525970

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POWER OF WORDS

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In what ways do we use words and what does our ability to use language give us?

When and how do words become weapons?

How do words create images and stereotypes? Slide2

POWER OF WORDS

Where do words obtain their meanings?

How does a word's meaning change depending on who utters it?

How does the power of the written word differ from that of the spoken? Slide3

CHARGED WORDS

words that are likely to produce a strong emotional response

Examples:

tyranny, Satan, cancer, terrorist,

Slide4

CHARGED WORDS

Make a list of at least 10 charged words with someone sitting near you.Slide5

APHORISM

A brief, pointed statement expressing a wise or clever observation Slide6

APHORISM

The law prevails not because so many people support it, but because so few oppose it.

The time to learn how to use a tool is before you need it.Slide7

POOR RICHARDS ALMANACK (146)

Author:

Benjamin Franklin

Purpose:

to advise

Type:

Almanack

Audience:

farmers, common population

- Full text offers normal info. from an

almanack

(calendar, sun, moon, weather)

A list of aphorisms that teach life lessons in brief and easy sayings

Most aphorisms are adapted from proverbs Slide8

APHORISM

Analyze your aphorism and determine what life lesson Franklin is teaching

On a sheet of construction paper, please do the following:

Write out the aphorism

Explain what life lesson is being taught

Draw a picture that matches your aphorism in meaningSlide9

HOMEWORK

Read: “Declaration of Independence” p. 156