Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

QUESTION STRUCTURE a) definition – simple basic knowledge

Advertisements

What is Literary Analysis?

Beowulf Group Assignments.

Theme and central/main idea

By: Mrs. Wilson.  Main Idea and Details  Problem and Solution  Logical Order  Summarizing  Author’s Purpose.

In Depth Study IB World Religions. Introduction In-depth studies should be approached through the themes using the key questions to focus on analysis.

The DBQ. Read the prompt carefully and thoroughly. Do not begin any other step until you know what the question is asking. Sadly, to disregard these cautions.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Conceptualising Cultural Environments Seminar 10: circuits of culture.

Identify the most significant and relevant details from a larger group. Analyze the relationship between tone and how a work is structured.

Sources for History research Presented by Richard Pears June 2008.

USING STUDENT OUTCOMES WHEN INTEGRATING INFORMATION LITERACY SKILLS INTO COURSES Information Literacy Department Asa H. Gordon Library Savannah State University.

3 Christian states 1.Sacrament of marriage 2.The monastic state 3.Voluntary celibacy Suchon is advocating for the 3 rd state, voluntary celibacy which.

Draft specifications Overview. GCSE Specification B: Full course overview 50% exam (1hr 45 mins) Students choose of 2 of the 3 papers *The two religions.

Introduction to Literary Theory, Feminist and Gender Criticism

Lincoln-Douglass Debate a.k.a. LD. Basics  LD is a value debate-in other words you are arguing what SHOULD be right not what necessarily is right  Started.

Scriptural Exegesis and Hermenutics. There is much debate as to how one ought to interpret the ethical and moral sayings of Jesus. Roman Catholics understand.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

 Examines the nature of culture and the diverse ways in which societies make meaning and are organized across time and space. Topics include cultural.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Social 8 Bellwork Pick up handout from the front Please open to the Vocabulary page  Write out definitions of the first three words (using your textbook)

Tutorial 1 Scott, “Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis”

Memorable Short Stories make an important thematic statement. The theme, another key element of a Short Story... Is The story’s main ideas. The “message”

Advertising and Identity “Venus Envy” and “The Eye of the Beholder”

APUSH ‘themes’ (B.A.G.P.I.P.E.)

Feminist Approaches to Sexuality By Manpreet and Harleen.

Who’s That Philosophe? Review Game. Who’s That Philosophe? 1. Wrote Leviathan 2. “People are born free and everywhere they are in chains” 3. Man is governed.

Hamlet Day 8. Reading: 3.6 Analyze the way in which authors through the centuries have used archetypes drawn from myth and tradition in literature, film,

Revision Question on Marriage and the Family Work your way through the question planning what you would write Check your answer against a suggested answer.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Theme Statements.

PERFORMING A CLOSE READING How to do one on a literary passage.

Feminism Friday 1 st October. Definition Feminism refers to political, cultural, and economic movements seeking greater, equal, or, among a minority,

Culture and Conditioning Language/Gender/Class/Race.

Writing Tactics and Analyzing Text Across the Curriculum Addressing Common Core: Text Types and Purposes (Grades 6-12) Research to Build and Present Knowledge.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

  As you read use your notebook to: 1.Mark significant moments/quotes about Tom Robinson’s trial and the ways of the people of Maycomb.  This can be.

Exploring Our World- People, Places, and Cultures 6 th Grade Social Studies Curriculum.

Writing an Essay. Reading a Primary Source: Step 1 Who wrote this document? In the first place, you need to know how this document came to be created.

“How did I get Here?” ©. NCSS Theme III: People, Places, and Environments. Using the documents provided, analyze the interactions between the Irish and.

LITERARY ANALYSIS PAPER ENGLISH I. WHAT IS A LITERARY ANALYSIS PAPER…? A literary analysis is not merely a summary of a literary work. Examines the literary.

PART 3, 4, 5 BOOK THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING.

Historical Thinking Skills and Themes in American History

4 th 6 Weeks OR Book #2 Assignment. 1. Genre Map (DAILY GRADE) –DUE February 13 th 2. Cornell Notes (MAJOR GRADE) –DUE February 15 th.

© Cambridge University Press 2014 DISCUSSION How is the message of the Old Testament relevant for the world in which you live?

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

Understandings of Identity. Chapter 1 – Thinking About Identity and Ideologies2 To What Extent are Ideology and Identity Interrelated? Question for Inquiry.

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity.

A Level English Literature AQA English Literature A

“When It Changed” By Joanna Russ.

Figurative Language in Poetry

Social Studies Themes.

Subject and Object How does it relate to feminism? Related Works

Key Messages and Themes

ANT 101 Competitive Success-- snaptutorial.com

ANT 101 Education for Service-- snaptutorial.com

ANT 101 Teaching Effectively-- snaptutorial.com

ANT 101 Inspiring Innovation-- snaptutorial.com

The Awakening Kate Chopin.

AP Euro DBQ Mr. Geoffrion.

Before you start reading, please mark the page you’re starting on!

Introduction to Unit 2 Theme: Food.

Read the poem on the stool. Then, identify the tone, mood, and theme.

Melissa Walker Beeson Lisa Brown Buchanan

DBQ Writing Be specific

Word Word Word Word Word Picture Definition Historical Significance

Start-Up - Writing In your own words, tell me what you think is the theme of the play. Remember, theme is what the author is trying to convey — in other.

CUL1 Religion 4 In addition to a 3, I can connect the material from the target to my own life, a current event, and material from another target or class.

Methods of Bible Study Week 3.

Presentation transcript:

Ideas and Society in Early Modern Europe: The Debate about Gender and Identity

1. What passages strike you as historically significant in the assigned reading from Suchon? 2. Time for review: What is the central message of (a) Vives’ Education of a Christian Woman, (b) Marinella’s Nobility and Excellence of Women, (c) Suchon’s Treatise on Ethics and Politics ? 3. Suchon insists on the originality of her Treatise (pp. 78, 83). Do you agree that the Treatise is “new” and “unprecedented”? Why or why not? Do you notice discontinuities or continuities in terms of themes and strategies in comparison with Vives and Marinella?

4. Two unmistakable themes in Suchon’s Treatise are freedom and religion / theology. Are these themes connected? If you see a connection, does it relate to women? Can we call Suchon’s feminism “theological” as well as “logical”? 5. Remember what Joan Scott says about gender: “gender is a primary way of signifying relationships of power.” What can we say about Suchon’s thinking about gender? Consider her poem on Louis XIV (p. 86) and her discussion of marriage, divorce, and the cloistering of women (pp , ).

1. What passages strike you as historically significant? Mark them and write them down. 2. What positions on women and gender does a given primary source take on women and gender? How does the author support these positions? 3. Can you formulate at least one historical question based on the assigned reading to start a larger discussion? 4. Can you find a few secondary sources (and other primary sources) by using the library catalogue and databases that will help you answer your historical question? 5. Can you think of any current news stories that relate to women and gender?