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This course teaches students how to understand literary fiction
which aspires to illuminate some aspect of human life. The focus is on
applying analytical skills to recognize, discuss and write about literary
symbols, themes and patterns.
Presented in two high school semesters to provide similar
information to that offered in a one semester college course. Students
are introduced to the three basic areas of Philosophy: Ethics,
Metaphysics, and Epistemology.
students. Classes include work in improvisation, technique and scene
study.
which aspires to illuminate some aspect of human life. The focus is on
applying analytical skills to recognize, discuss and write about literary
symbols, themes and patterns.
Presented in two high school semesters to provide similar
information to that offered in a one semester college course. Students
are introduced to the three basic areas of Philosophy: Ethics,
Metaphysics, and Epistemology.
- Acting
students. Classes include work in improvisation, technique and scene
study.
Classes in philosophy, literature, creative writing, drama and acting -- each of its own specialty, yet based on a few words once spoken by Picasso -- “Art is a lie which leads to the truth.” |
