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Subido el 25 de mayo de 2020 por Sandra G.

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Natalia Caprile asks abstract questions on dystopian literature

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So for this third and final video this week, I'm going to be asking you some questions that you can 00:00:00
practice giving answers. These questions are going to be a bit more advanced, a bit abstract, 00:00:05
so what I'll do is I will ask the question. After I ask the question, please pause the video and 00:00:10
answer yourself out loud to practice giving that answer and practice expanding on it, and then you 00:00:16
can play the video and hear my answer as an example. So the first question is, what is one 00:00:21
of the most important problems facing society right now and why? Pause the video. So for me, 00:00:28
I believe that an unequal distribution of wealth is one of the most important or biggest problems 00:00:37
facing us as a society today because it leads to so many other issues. There are so many issues 00:00:45
that branch off of it you know because wealth is so unequally distributed we have poverty we have 00:00:51
homelessness in our society there's world hunger and malnutrition um and you just have a lot of 00:00:59
unfairness that comes from some people having a lot of money and some people having very very 00:01:08
little money not enough to even really survive um and that is the reason that i think it is the 00:01:13
most, one of the most important issues facing us as a society today, it branches off into a lot of 00:01:20
other issues. That's my answer, but some other issues that you could have said, some other 00:01:26
examples could be racism, you could say homophobia is one of the biggest issues, maybe greed, 00:01:30
Islamophobia, crime, sexism, violence, you know, those aren't, that's by no means a comprehensive 00:01:38
list, but it could be. You could have answered one of those or maybe something else if you came up 00:01:45
with it. Question number two, is creating a utopian society possible? Why or why not? I do not think 00:01:51
personally that it is possible to create a utopian society. I believe that human beings inherently 00:02:03
have positive and negative qualities. So I think human beings, most human beings inherently 00:02:11
are capable of love. They're capable of compassion and care. I also think that human beings have 00:02:18
capabilities to be greedy, to be hateful, to be biased. And I don't think that there's a way 00:02:26
to get rid of all of the bad and keep all of the good. I think that if you were to get rid of all 00:02:34
of the bad, you would also be taking away some of the good if it were just a quick fix. So I don't 00:02:40
think it's possible right now to just snap your fingers and have a utopian society, but I do think 00:02:46
that there is hope. I'm hopeful that as a society we can slowly improve and move towards a better, 00:02:53
more just, more fair, and more equal society for everyone. Question number three, why do you think 00:03:01
dystopias are such a popular genre. So for me, I think that dystopian societies or elements of 00:03:10
dystopian societies that are portrayed in literature, film, series, I think that these 00:03:22
elements are something that people fear in a really base level. You know, a lot of dystopias 00:03:30
have themes of losing control losing things that make us uniquely human in some ways a loss of 00:03:37
humanity and I think that there's something there's this morbid curiosity in some people 00:03:46
where they want to know more about that they want to read about these situations I certainly want 00:03:52
to read about these situations and I also think that the genre of dystopian fiction allows us 00:03:56
in a really unique way to critique the failings of our society. You know, it allows us to have 00:04:05
sort of a thought experiment to say like, well, I wonder what would happen if we got rid of greed? 00:04:12
What else would we have to give up? And I think that's interesting. All right, so that's it for 00:04:17
my videos this week. I hope that you all have enjoyed this topic and I would love to hear 00:04:23
any of your answers. If you have a favorite dystopian novel or series that you would like 00:04:28
to recommend me. I would love any recommendations. I hope that you're all doing well and I look 00:04:33
forward to making some videos for you next week. Bye! 00:04:38
Idioma/s:
en
Autor/es:
Natalia Caprile
Subido por:
Sandra G.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
Visualizaciones:
178
Fecha:
25 de mayo de 2020 - 1:02
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES SAN JUAN BAUTISTA
Duración:
04′ 42″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
960x540 píxeles
Tamaño:
161.15 MBytes

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