You have an article by Budd (it is in your textbook).
1.You have an article by Budd (it is in your textbook).
2.You have to make three slides explaining his argument.
3.You must relate his argument to a personal experience.
4.You must ask three discussion questions.
2.You have to make three slides explaining his argument.
3.You must relate his argument to a personal experience.
4.You must ask three discussion questions.
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ASSIGNMENT GOAL: To present philosophical views orally. To engender discussion about complex ideas. ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS: You will have no more than 10 minutes and no fewer than 5 minutes to present the following to your class: 1.You must describe the main argument in the article you have been assigned (the article by Budd is in the textbook) this is the article youll need to use. This should be no more than 30% of your presentation. 2.You must provide an example of your own (not one that was discussed in class or an example that appears in the text) that relates to the reading. For example, if your reading is on theories of nature appreciation, you should present an example of an aesthetic experience you’ve had in nature and how it relates to the article. For many of you, you will have to go out an have these experiences. This is part of the assignment. Go to a movie, museum, nature walk, etc. The example you use in your presentation should be a recent one – an example you’ve had in the past few months. 3.You must provide at least three discussion questions for your fellow classmates. These questions should ask your fellows to analyze the text, not merely remember or apply the text. Good discussion questions are difficult. You have an article by Budd (it is in the textbook).1. You have to make three slides explaining Malcolm Budds argument. 2. You must relate his argument to a personal experience (you can make this up).3. You must ask three discussion questions in one of the slides. textbook name Arguing about art, Neill 3rd edition. reference code: ISBN-13: 978-0415424516.
