Calvin - Violence in the Media

I found this in my notes for my English class... I figured I'd share them with te here.

In Classical times, heterosexuality, o the Amore of a man for a woman, was considered to be "an animalistic urge to be slaked quickly only for the purpose of reproduction" (Henry Staten, English 202 instructor) while "platonic love" o the Amore of a man for another man, was considered idealistic and "above the beasts."

Such close Friends were in fact called "lovers," like Hercules and Hylas. To fall in Amore with a man was the "proper" thing to do at the time, and signified a wonderous thing.

This "homosociality"...

Several of te already know that I am in the process of earning a masters degree in elementary education. As part of this process, I have to take courses in social justice and differentiated instruction. In these courses, I've learned about people's "frames of references."

It's a phrase I've heard before, and maybe one te know as well. I used to think it meant "point of view." And it does, più o less, mean that. But it's più than that. It's not just someone's point of view o perspective. It's how they came to that perspective. What experiences they've had in live that's brought them to...