CULTURE

Going to the Library

1. If we go to the library for the first time, we will arrange a card.

2. When we are younger than 15, we must be only in children’s department. When we are 15 and older, we can visit children's, adults, and educational departments.

3. We chose some book/books.

4. I’ll give the chosen boos to the librarian and let her write them as borrowed on my card.

5. I take those books home and I must return them within a month.

Compulsory Literature

• Definition: Reading materials mandated by educational institutions or curricula o Purpose: Designed to expose students to important literary works and foster critical thinking o Examples:

◦ Classic novels

• Harper Lee – To Kill a Mockingbird.

• George Orwell – 1984

• Jane Austen – Pride and Prejudice

◦ Shakespearean Plays

• Romeo and Juliet

• Hamlet

• Macbeth

◦ Historical texts

• Anne Frank – The diary of Anne Frank

• Elie Wiesel – Night

◦ Philosophical Works

• Marcus Aurelius – Meditations

• Plato – The Republic

Watching Films × Reading Books × Theatre Performance

+ Visual and auditory elements + Fasters a deep engagement with + Live and dynamic + Special effects the narrative, allows creating + Creates palpable energy. + Accessible and convenient mental imagines + Relies on the raw talent.

• Less room for individual + Provides room for character of actors and the power of

Imagination development, increate plots storytelling

• My prioritize spectacle over depth explorations of themes - Limited by constraints of

+ Encourages critical thinking and the stage.

Imagination - Fever visual effects

• Time-consuming compared to film

Function of the internet related to culture.

• Information access and dissemination o Social media, connectivity o Content creation, shaving o Cultural exchange, globalization o Digital identity and education