'Sense impressions' presentation slideshows

Sources of Knowledge: The origin of concepts and the nature of knowledge

Sources of Knowledge: The origin of concepts and the nature of knowledge. Outcomes: to understand the key claims made by the different schools of epistemology about the sources of knowledge t o have begun considering how the validity of these claims Warm-up: List five things you know

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TOK Conference 2014

TOK Conference 2014. Coleridge and the Romantic Imagination. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPrlL_MpTRo. pretend dream up invent unreality make-believe artifice. Romanticism. 1789 - 1832. Coleridge defined:. Fancy Primary Imagination Secondary Imagination. Fancy. Imagination.

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CREATIVE WRITING

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POETRY

POETRY. Important Terms. Poetic Devices. ALLITERATION : Repeated sounds in the initial position (" sm oke sm eared" " c anned c orn") ASSONANCE : Words having the same vowel sounds but not the same consonant sounds (" flat hat ", " wade ... date ") CONSONANCE :

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Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fourteen. Describing a Scene or a Person. Describing a Scene or a Person. Description is a verbal picture of a person, place, or thing. Describing a Scene or a Person. More than any other type of essay, a descriptive paper needs sharp , c o l o r f u l details.

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Empiricism: David Hume (1711-1776)

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Empiricism: David Hume (1711-1776)

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Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example

Chapter 8: Showing and Telling Description, Narration, and Example. Description A description shows the reader what a person, place, thing, or situation is like. When you write a description, you try to show , not tell , about something. Elements of Descriptive Writing 1. Sense Impressions

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