Plato's dialogues - Overview of tetralogies The journey toward our own being The journey through the dialogues constitutes an educational process under the leadership of Plato/Socrates. It doesn't purport to give us ready-made answers, but rather to be the helping hand that wants to free us from our chains and lead us outside the cave, only to have us eventually come back dons in it to help in turn our brethren prisoners build a more palatable city where more people can live more happily (1) . It thus requires an active participation from us readers, because what we are after is not Plato's truth, but our own truth, our own answers, our own being (2) . Someone else, be it Plato or Socrates, can show us the way , may even at times, like Socrates' daimon, point at wrong directions and stop us before we take them, but nobody can step in our shoes and be ourselves in our place. The Philosopher unearthed The visible, the intelligible and the soul in between What does it take to become a ruler? From illusions to dialectic The parallels
FlashPlatform * Using the FileReference class To upload files to a server, first call the browse() method to allow a user to select one or more files. Next, when the FileReference.upload() method is called, the selected file is transferred to the server. If the user selects multiple files using the FileReferenceList.browse() method, Flash Player creates an array of selected files called FileReferenceList.fileList. You can then use the FileReference.upload() method to upload each file individually. Note: Using the FileReference.browse() method allows you to upload single files only. To allow a user to upload multiple files, use the FileReferenceList.browse() method. By default, the system file picker dialog box allows users to pick any file type from the local computer. When the user has selected the files and clicked the Open button in the system file picker, the Event.SELECT event is dispatched. When you attempt to upload a file using the FileReference.upload() method, the following events are dispatched:
Video The new Serato Video demo is included with the latest version of Serato DJ. The latest release of Serato Video is only supported by Serato DJ. Serato Scratch Live users with compatible hardware can upgrade to Serato DJ for free. Visit the Scratch Live page for more information about upgrading and check out the list of compatible DVS devices. Add video to your set and control playback just as you do with audio. Easily manipulate your videos with a large number of visual effects and transitions or add your own images, graphics and text to your performance. New in Serato Video is the RECORD option. Use Serato DJ’s amazing iZotope base FX across your video mix simultaneously to create a visual representation of the audio FX. Also new is Syphon Support. You can use Serato Video with Serato DJ and Serato Control Vinyl, Control CDs or one of the many Serato DJ supported controllers. Serato Video supports a wide array of video file formats on both Mac and Windows. Video FX Audio FX Images & Text
Lo-Mob brings Lo-Fi to your iPhone pictures R. A. Lafferty, winner of the 2002 Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award Why did our jury of Robert Silverberg, Scott Edelman, Gardner Dozois, and John Clute select R. A. Lafferty for the 2002 Rediscovery Award? I speak of an eccentric author who, beginning in 1959—in his 40s, rather late to start a career in science fiction—went on to write more than 200 short stories, which were collected in at least 19 short story collections, and 21 novels. The first three of those novels appeared the same year, 1968—Past Master, The Reefs of Earth, and Space Chantey—the very first of those being nominated for both the Hugo and Nebula Awards. (Read the full text of Scott Edelman's remarks at his website.) Frederick Pohl's Acceptance Speech: "Thank you, Scott. About R. "My brain reels," moaned Homer the man. This line from Lafferty's "The Hole in the Corner" captures my experience within a few sentences of reading his tall-tale style. A Midwestern Catholic who lived most of his life in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Lafferty was born in 1914, a year after Cordwainer Smith. Okla Hannali
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VirtualDub - Download Englishbiz - nonfiction & media © 2014 Steve Campsall Download Free Revision Guide If you are writing about a film or TV programme for coursework - click here If you are writing about a magazine or newspaper ad for coursework - click here While exam questions vary, the skills you need to write a good answer do not. In the exam, typically, you'll be asked to analyse a pair of texts that share a common theme. There are four useful 'levels' at which you can consider texts: What the text is about- its subject matter You need to show you have understood the text's subject matter and content. Who the text has been written for- its audience This is very important: you need to consider audience with care as it will help you recognise features of style that you can discuss in your answers. Why the text was written- its writer's purpose This means recognising the messages contained within the text, both on the surface and - although this is not so important compared to literary texts - if there are different layers of meaning. 1.
E. B. White Elwyn Brooks "E. B." White (July 11, 1899 – October 1, 1985),[1] was an American writer. He was a contributor to The New Yorker magazine and a co-author of the English language style guide, The Elements of Style, which is commonly known as "Strunk & White". He also wrote books for children, including Charlotte's Web, Stuart Little and The Trumpet of the Swan. Charlotte's Web was voted the top children's novel in a 2012 survey of School Library Journal readers, not for the first time.[2] Life[edit] White worked for the United Press (currently the United Press International) and the American Legion News Service in 1921 and 1922, and then became a reporter for The Seattle Times in 1922 and 1923. A few years later in 1929, White and Angell were married. Most of us, out of a politeness made up of faint curiosity and profound resignation, go out to meet the smiling stranger with a gesture of surrender and a fixed grin, but White has always taken to the fire escape. Career[edit] Books[edit]
a 6-Trait Writing Lesson that uses the Choose Your Own Adventure Books An adventure is a fun story to write. Your writing task today, should you choose to accept it: write three paragraphs about one adventure in the life of a character who goes on lots of adventures. First, quickly choose an adventurer's name. Next, you need to choose three exciting small things that will happen to your adventurer during your three-paragraph story. Above all else, make your adventure organized and filled with memorable and unique details.
Reading List: The Beginning of Infinity (Fourmilog: None Dare Call It Reason) Were it possible to communicate with the shades of departed geniuses, I suspect Richard Feynman would be dismayed at the prospect of a distinguished theoretical physicist committing phil-oss-o-phy in public, while Karl Popper would be pumping his fist in exultation and shouting “Yes!”. This is a challenging book and, at almost 500 pages in the print edition, a rather long one, but it is a masterpiece well worthy of the investment in reading it, and then, after an interval to let its implications sink in, reading it again because there is so much here that you're unlikely to appreciate it all in a single reading. The author attempts nothing less ambitious than a general theory of the creation of knowledge and its implications for the future of the universe. (In what follows, I shall take a different approach than the author in explaining the argument, but I think we arrive at the same place.) Let's consider the concept of universality.
a Left-Brained Step-by-Step Writers Workshop...A Day as Your Shoes Prompt Overview: It's fun to personify articles of clothing as a means of inspiring creative writing from your students, and this mini-workshop has students a) personify their shoes (or socks) on a page in their writer's notebook, b) share their story ideas out loud, and c) follow the step-by-step instructions below to craft a story about life from their shoes' point-of-view. Mentor Texts to Consider Sharing: A good mentor text can inspire ideas and writing skills from students if used skillfully before students draft or revise their own writing. Below are three "mentor text" suggestions that creatively examine shoes and socks. Start with a Writer's Notebook Page! There's no better way to pre-write than to have students create a fun page in their writer's notebooks. What is your shoe's personality like? (Click on the image of the notebook page to see it in larger form) Above and at left, you see a suggestion for having students partition their notebook pages for this task.
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