1. Unit Five Man and Society Lecture One Musee des Beaux Arts

2. Introductory Questions What is similar between society and family? What is similar between society and family? What is different between society and family? What is different between society and family? What do you expect from living in society? What do you expect from living in society?

3. General Themes on Man and Society The society is hostile. Men feel suppressed and tries to rebel. The society is hostile. Men feel suppressed and tries to rebel. Men feel isolated, lonely, an outsider. Men feel isolated, lonely, an outsider. Living in society generates evils. Living in society generates evils. Men are like animals, trying to survive through all means. Men are like animals, trying to survive through all means. Men overcome difficulties posed by the surroundings and other people and succeed. Men overcome difficulties posed by the surroundings and other people and succeed. Etc. Etc.

4. Musee des Beaux Arts

5. Look at the painting and describe it. Look at the painting and describe it. What in the picture touches you most? What in the picture touches you most?

6. Read the story of Icarus and compare the story with the painting. Read the story of Icarus and compare the story with the painting. Read the poem and pay attention to the structure of the poem. What is the significance of dividing the poem into two stanzas? Read the poem and pay attention to the structure of the poem. What is the significance of dividing the poem into two stanzas? What stories are included in the first stanza? What is the significance of the stories? What stories are included in the first stanza? What is the significance of the stories?

7. What is the story in the second stanza? What is the relationship between stories in the first stanza and the story in the second stanza? What is the story in the second stanza? What is the relationship between stories in the first stanza and the story in the second stanza? What is the relationship between the first stanza and the second stanza? What is the relationship between the first stanza and the second stanza?

8. Read the Form Please find out words describing feelings. Have you found anything common? What kind of feeling is described? What does that kind of feeling suggest? Please find out words describing feelings. Have you found anything common? What kind of feeling is described? What does that kind of feeling suggest?

9. Further Discussions Compare the sensational stories and the reaction of the people. What does the poet what to say about man and society? Do you agree with him? Compare the sensational stories and the reaction of the people. What does the poet what to say about man and society? Do you agree with him?