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Monday, March 1, 2010

Review for the test Cont...

Another question I have that maybe some of you can help me out with is the idea of ecologia profunda. From my understanding it is the idea that we need to change the human population, and high energy consumption. We should be more aware of economic and natural resources, and use them more so we can have a lasting globe.

Is Beatus Ille just a comparison to the simple life of someone who lives in the country and to the fast paced, confusing life of those that live in the city?

Can somebody help me recall the word Loor?

My understanding of the Falacia Patetica is any natural object that has humanistic feelings. Does anybody understand it different, and have examples from what we read about this?

Does anybody remember the word Silva, and what it means?

Thanks to anyone who participates. Maybe this will help us refresh our memories a little more in preparation for the test.

2 comments:

preston langeland said...

I think your right with Beatus ille, loor is alabanza de un lugar, the praise of a place or location, i cant remember in what context. falacia patetica is when nature reflects or copies human emotion. i.e a thunderstorm when someone murders or a rainstorm when someone is sad. i would have looked at this earlier, but my computer is a piece of miercoles.

CatherineJ said...

Beatus ille is Latin and literally translates to "Behold how beautiful". Good luck tomorrow.