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Essay of Love III with Violeta Julia

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ESSAY QUESTION: Explore how the voice of the poem Love III shows a change as the poem develops

 

The poem Love III is filled with emotions, the voice develops different views about himself as the poem elapses. In the following essay I am going to be exploring how the voice of the poem changes.

 

The speaker refers to God as love and it implies that it is not good enough for him because he has committed sins, therefore he rejects his forgiveness. As soon as the poem starts we clearly see how the voice feels about itself.

“Love bade me welcome: yet my soul drew back, guilty of dust and sin”

In this quotation personification is present when it says that love welcomed the voice. The speaker is in conflict because God is welcoming is to his home and he feels unworthy.

“But quick-eyed love; observing me grow slack, From my first entrance”  We can see that the voice is embarrassed of being lazy, as laziness is a sin.

 

In the second stanza the voice said it was unworthy of God and it couldn’t look at him in the eye.

“Love took my hand and smiling did reply,

                                 Who made the eyes but I?”

We can see that love is kind and patient. We can also understand that Love is God because ours catholics believe that God created everything so, he created the speaker’s eyes. Love is trying to convince us that he is worthy and that God forgives all sins.

 

By the end of the poem the speaker realizes that he deserves the love of God.

“You must sit down, says Love, and taste my meat:

             so I did sit and eat”

Love orders him to receive his forgiveness and the voice finally enters God’s house and understands that he was worthy of eating “his meat” (It took the communion).

 

All in all, the voice of the poem felt unworthy of God because it had sinned, God was willing to forgive whatever wrong he had done and invite him to his kingdom. By the end of the poem the voice realizes he deserved whatever God thought right for him. In a way this is a representation of the catholic religion and the communion.

The League of Nations: A League of its own 2

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With Facundo Vazquez Avila we answer a few questions that Lenny gave us to complete. The questions are in the following Link.

Las Cumbres The League of Nations

Answers:

  1. What are the aims of the League?

The aims of the League were:

  • To discourage aggression from any country.
  • To encourage countries to cooperate especially in business and trade.
  • To encourage nations to disarm
  • To improve the living and working conditions of people in all parts of the word.

 

    2)  What happened to Wilson when he returned to the USA after signing the Treaty of Versailles?

         Wilson tried to return to the USA to present his arguments to the people,  but the Congress voted in 1919, he was defeated.

 

 3) Why did The German immigrants in the USA  not want to join the League of Nations?

        They not wanted to join it because the Treaty of Versailles was too harsh on Germany.

  4) What economic reasons did US give to stay out of the League?

       The reason was because trade was suspended due to the League of Nations sanctions.

5)  How did Americans feel about imperialism in Europe?

      The Americans feared that a country like Britain or France would rule the League.

 

6) Why did Poland invaded Vilma? Why did the League not act about it?

       They invaded Vilma because they wanted more land. The League did not act about because they protested to Poland but the Poles did not pull out. Also Britain and France were not prepared to act.

 

7) Why was Upper Silesia an important region for Poland and Germany?

        Upper Silesia was an important region for Poland and Germany because Upper Silesia had important mines where they could find a lot of minerals and good territory.

 

8)How did the League solve the conflict in Vilna. ?

       They didn’t, The league wasn’t prepared to act and Vilna was part of Poland.

  

9) What did the League decide to do about the Aaland islands.?

      Both sides were threatening to go to war but then Sweden accepted the League’s decision that Finland should have control over the island.

 

10) Why did Mussolini invade Greece in the Corfu conflict.?

           Because Tellini and his team were ambushed and murdered so Mussolini was so angry that he bombarded Greece.

 

11) Why was the League criticised about the resolution in the Corfu conflict?

         The League criticised the resolution in the Corfu Conflict because Mussolini did not accept the decision and they had to change it because Mussolini was an important ruler.

 

12) How did the Geneva Protocol weaken the League?

       The Geneva Protocol weaken the League by doing this. If two members were in dispute they would have to ask the League to sort out the disagreement and they would have to accept.

 

13) How did Greece invaded Bulgaria in 1925?

        Greece invaded Bulgaria after an accident on the border in which some Greek soldiers were killed. Bulgaria appealed for help.

 

14) Why did Greece complain that the League “seemed to have one rule for the large states  (such as Italy) and another for the smaller ones”

      Greece complain that the League seemed to have one rule for the large states  (such as Italy) and another for the smaller ones” because Greek people thought that smallest countries  have less advantages than the large countries.

           

          
       

 

League of Nations: A League of its Own

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In this post with Facundo Vazquez Avila we are going to do a summary on the video have already seen.

t’s the dawn of a new project, a new challenge, a new experience for us in Senior 1. We are taking a plunge into the work of the League of Nations. Let’s warm up our engines watching this video made by History students.

Hi!

Today, August 12th, you will be answering questions on the chapter of the League of Nations. Here are the instructions for the work:

  •  You can work in pairs, with the person sitting next to you. 
  • Create a post in your blog with the rubrics in this post and the questions. 
  • Answer the questions in your blog.
  • If you do not have access to a computer, you may start answering your questions on paper. 
  • The final product, i.e. your answers, must be in a post in your blog. 

DUE DATE: August 19th. 

SUMMARY: 

  • In 1918 Woodrow Wilson presented te 14 points.
  • The League of Nations was settled in 1919, Geneva.
  • There were four members: France, Italy, Britain and Japan.
  • The League lifespan for 27 years.
  • The United States (USA) never joined into the League.
  • The League had to accomplish a few points: The first one was to prevent a future conflictss that would be as devastating as the Great War. The second  one was to disarm the world, the third one was to enforce the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles and the last one was to better humanity.
  • The League was oonformed of three important organs: 1- The Secretariat, they  had to administrate all the League`s work 2- The League Counsil, This was a group of natios that meet per year and have to direct the actions of the Assembly 3- The Assembly, this was where all the decisicions were made.
  • The League had special agencies, The International Labour Organisation, The Commision for Refugees, The parmanent court o Justice and also the Permanent Central Opium board.
  • The League of Nations was dump.

The League of Nations: A League of its own

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In this post with Facundo Vazquez Avila we are going to do a summary on the video have already seen.

t’s the dawn of a new project, a new challenge, a new experience for us in Senior 1. We are taking a plunge into the work of the League of Nations. Let’s warm up our engines watching this video made by History students.

Hi!

Today, August 12th, you will be answering questions on the chapter of the League of Nations. Here are the instructions for the work:

  •  You can work in pairs, with the person sitting next to you. 
  • Create a post in your blog with the rubrics in this post and the questions. 
  • Answer the questions in your blog.
  • If you do not have access to a computer, you may start answering your questions on paper. 
  • The final product, i.e. your answers, must be in a post in your blog. 

DUE DATE: August 19th. 

SUMMARY: 

  • In 1918 Woodrow Wilson presented te 14 points.
  • The League of Nations was settled in 1919, Geneva.
  • There were four members: France, Italy, Britain and Japan.
  • The League lifespan for 27 years.
  • The United States (USA) never joined into the League.
  • The League had to accomplish a few points: The first one was to prevent a future conflictss that would be as devastating as the Great War. The second  one was to disarm the world, the third one was to enforce the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles and the last one was to better humanity.
  • The League was oonformed of three important organs: 1- The Secretariat, they  had to administrate all the League`s work 2- The League Counsil, This was a group of natios that meet per year and have to direct the actions of the Assembly 3- The Assembly, this was where all the decisicions were made.
  • The League had special agencies, The International Labour Organisation, The Commision for Refugees, The parmanent court o Justice and also the Permanent Central Opium board.
  • The League of Nations was dump.

Song by Lady Mary Wroth

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Watch this video and the presentation, take notes and then answer the following questions

1-Who is the voice?

2-Write a summary for each stanza.

3-What is the theme? And the tone?

4-Find at least 3 literary devices and explain them.

5-In your opinion, which is the most powerful line?

6-Do you agree with the speaker? Give reasons

Answers

1- The voice of the poem is a woman that describes the men in her time and give warnings.

2- Stanza 1: In the first stanza the author that is compearing men and child and if they behaved around woman.

Stanza 2: This stanza we can see how is explaning that men can not be trusted because they are liars.In the stanza 1 the author wanted to show how men and child behave around woman.

Stanza 3: In this stanza the voice is talking about when you are in love and you can’t trust men because love abandone and he will leave you alone.

Stanza 4: In this stanza is focusing in men and what he do for example, starting fights. Also is saying that thay would never be allow to please woman.

Stanza 5: In this stanza is compering men with animals and also that they can change and not be so evil

3- I could find two themes from this poem that are love and men actions and also I could find two tones that are warning, confident and advising.

4- First of all, Personification: shows how love can be ungrateful for example in the first stanza, “LOVE, a child”, the second Metaphor: because in the first stanza of the poem is saying “LOVE, a child, is ever crying” . The third and last one is Simile: “Not seek him so given to fly” here the speaker is saying how you leave love alone as you would live a child alone.

5- In my opinion the most important line of all the poem is this quote: “He vows, triumph in your wailing” because he is saying how evil and bad can be men and he will lose the woman that like him.

6- I do not personally agree with the speaker with a lot of things because I think that he has to explain more the poem in general because it have a lot to explain and express too. Also he could talk about felling.