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A&S Wired final Project A look through a different set of eyes

A&S Wired final Project A look through a different set of eyes. Cole, Casey, Ryan, Ashlie , and Peter. Thesis Statement. Once comfort between strangers is established, both people are equally curious about the other. ESL Interview 1. Out of comfort zone Shy Felt uncomfortable, awkward.

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A&S Wired final Project A look through a different set of eyes

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  1. A&S Wired final ProjectA look through a different set of eyes Cole, Casey, Ryan, Ashlie, and Peter

  2. Thesis Statement Once comfort between strangers is established, both people are equally curious about the other.

  3. ESL Interview 1 • Out of comfort zone • Shy • Felt uncomfortable, awkward • Broke out of their shell • Started asking questions • How to make friends • Interests/hobbies • Began answering questions more personally

  4. Second Life Interview: DellLacombe • Skeptical in beginning • Short answers • Felt at ease • Became friendly • Offered advice • Invited to SecondLife place

  5. ESL Interview 2 • Hesitant at the beginning of interview • Thought for awhile before answering • After feeling at ease • Gave deep answers • Asked questions about very sensitive subjects

  6. Relations to Cosmopolitanism • We should be global citizens • Take responsibility for one another • Relativism is key • Be tolerant, but not too tolerant • Be comfortable with one another • Appreciate the differences in each other

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