'Most characters' diaporamas de présentation

Normative Political Philosophy

Normative Political Philosophy. Background and History. I. Why do we care?. Most interesting political disputes involve conflicts between values: liberty vs. equality, good ends vs. unpleasant means, good intentions vs. bad consequences, etc. Examples

432 views • 16 slides

Advanced production planning

269 views • 16 slides

Follow-up on Authorization

Follow-up on Authorization. Christoph Witzig, SWITCH (christoph.witzig@switch.ch) MWSG March 27, 2008. Outline. Introduction Status of recommendations Feedback received Proposed action and timeline Summary. Goal of the Study.

239 views • 16 slides

Regular Expressions in Perl

329 views • 14 slides

Themes of Othello

http://www.gradesaver.com/othello/study-guide/major-themes/. Themes of Othello. Appearance vs. Reality.

1.78k views • 10 slides

Warm up- What tall tales have you heard of before? Make a list of 3 if you can!

Warm up- What tall tales have you heard of before? Make a list of 3 if you can!. Please get your notebooks for the warm-up!! Write down the agenda for the week !. Famous Tall Tales. Paul Bunyan Babe the Blue Ox Pecos Bill Johnny Appleseed Davey Crockett. Tall Tales.

307 views • 10 slides

How does an author develop characters?

How does an author develop characters?. Character- Individual in a story, poem, or play. A character always has human traits, even if the character is an animal. Some characters are divinities or heroes w/ supernatural powers. Most characters are ordinary human beings, however. .

482 views • 10 slides

258 views • 9 slides

Dangerous Skies

Dangerous Skies. By- Roger. What Makes This A Good Book?. Good Plot Next Step to Harder Books A little Realistic. Plot. It was Clear What was Happening It was Easy to find causes to effects It is Easy To Follow . Readers. Book. Next Step. Read Between the Lines Know foreshadowing

217 views • 6 slides