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PAME IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS: The Great Pretender
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Monday, 10 November 2008. Working as a hairdresser the only thing Rita should care about were details. Pure vanity and external appearance, which she considers an irrelevant issue for life - actually "irrelevant rubbish.". She cannot stand this idea of making "Beauty" the most important thing of life. It doesn't fill her as a human, because she is passionate, she is open to other things - to important and spiritual matters which really make her life. What is essential is invisible to the eye". Yes Pam...
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PAME IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS: September 2008
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Sunday, 21 September 2008. Be dead Boring. or be dead Excitin'. What words does Rita use to express her enthusiasm for. I thought it was gonna be dead borin'.". But Listen, it wasn't borin',. It was bleedin' great, honest, ogh, it done me in, it was fantastic. It was dead good. I just thought it was a. Could she use these words in an essay? Of course she cannot use these words (read above) in the essay. This is colloquial language and she should use formal language do an essay. Friday, 5 September 2008.
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PAME IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS: August 2008
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Monday, 25 August 2008. The Proper Classroom for Proper Students. What does she think about Frank's room and about the proper students? I think Rita is a very good observer. From the very beginning she is walking around and meticulously exploring Frank's room. She considers the room to be tasteful, with everything in the right place, and at the same time a mess. A perfect mess. Possessing a hungry mind is not, in itself, a guarantee of success.'. Wednesday, 13 August 2008. Why does Rita want to study?
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my_thoughts: Moving on
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Friday, 17 October 2008. I was one told by my psychologist that when we want something to change, it’s us who should start changing because that will inevitably produce changes, not only on ourselves but also on the people around us. How authentic is Rita's "change", Miru? Whose "laws" is she living by at this stage? What books does she now think good? Who is she listening to? Is there actually much difference between living the way our parents expected us to and living the way our friends expect us to?
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PAME IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS: What kind of Fish are you? An Educated Swimming Cow!
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Friday, 14 November 2008. What kind of Fish are you? An Educated Swimming Cow! In what way is Educating Rita a play about the clash of class and culture? Reflecting upon this question makes me remember about a lot of stories with a similar purpuse. All the soap operas by Thalia, some similar Disney's stories, also Chavo's version and so on. That is to say, all different cultures are valuable and you and any person belonging to any of this different cultures is eucated in that culture. Education, and cult...
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Ethics: Clash
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Lunes, 17 de noviembre de 2008. Etiquetas: Programme of study. When cultures meet, conflict is bound to arise, Lu. Now, if school was created precisely to promote that (the meeting of cultures, I meet), then school should also prepare learners to deal with the conflict this brings about, right? PS: the quote may be inexact (have to rush to school now, and can't check! But the spirit is intact :-P! 9 de diciembre de 2008, 0:51. I'll keep on thinking about this. 14 de diciembre de 2008, 17:43.
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Ethics: I chose, me
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Miércoles, 12 de noviembre de 2008. I chose, me. I’ve noticed a huge change. In Rita’s attitude from the previous chapter to this one. I’m happy to see that Rita finally chooses herself. In the end, she realises what Frank was trying to teach her before, to be herself, to decide and to be responsible for those choices. Because after all, the important thing is to be free. All the knowledge Frank helped Rita to get has given her the tools. Etiquetas: Educating Rita / Act 2 Scenes 6 and 7. Hi again, Lu!
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my_thoughts: Educating Rita and Frank
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Thursday, 30 October 2008. Educating Rita and Frank. After finishing reading the book, I came to the conclusion that it’s not only Rita who learns during the course of the play but also Frank. There is plenty of evidence that suggests my interpretation. The final scene in which Rita cuts Frank’s air shows really graphically that a student-teacher relationship is always reciprocal: you give and learn something, no matter how much experience you have on that field. 24 November 2008 at 10:01. I meant Frank ...
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Ethics: Be Unique
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Domingo, 19 de octubre de 2008. Rita has a perfectly clear picture of the kind of person she wants to become. The sad aspect of this decision is that she wants to change everything about herself, ignoring her incredible uniqueness. She needs to be just like the rest of people, losing in that wish her precious identity. Etiquetas: Educating Rita / Act 1 Scenes 7and 8. 29 de octubre de 2008, 12:43. I like your post very much. Anyway, She has very clear in mind that she wants to go on with her change! I tot...
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Ethics: marzo 2008
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Lunes, 31 de marzo de 2008. Is this what I really believe? We will never be free, we will be like entities that can be easily controlled. I particularly like the way the book is written and the role the writer takes as a father talking to his son, who wants to transmit all what he has learnt, reflect and experience throughout his life advising him to trust himself and at the same time, learn from his son too, so that enrich each other’s lives. Etiquetas: by Fernando Savater. Suscribirse a: Entradas (Atom).
