Name:______________________________________________________
Answer these questions to prepare for a discussion will serve as the basis for your commentary.
1. Write a statement that you think explains
the essence of Sartre's The Wall and/or Camus' Myth
of Sisyphus and the short work assigned to your group. You
might want to speculate about what relationship these stories
and poems bear to the "heart of darkness" where ever
we find it. Or you might want to talk about some aspect of these
works that confused or deeply moved or interested you. Use the
back of this sheet for your initial statements and notes. (5 minutes) 5. Write a commentary summarizing the thoughts and feelings your group had after reading
these works and your own final conclusions about Existentialism, protest music and literature.
2. Write a brief
explanation of the feelings you had after reading the work. (5
minutes)
3.
share your
questions and explanations with the rest of the group. Spend a
bit of time talking with each other about each of the questions
to see where they lead you. (15 minutes)
4. Share your statements with each other and use your discussion to develop
a statement to about existentialism and twentieth century protest music and
literature.
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Groups 1 - The Wall & 7 - Myth of Sisyphus
Groups 2 - The Wall & 8 - Myth of Sisyphus
Groups 3 - The Wall & 9 - Myth of Sisyphus
Groups4 - The Wall & 10 - Myth of Sisyphus
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Groups 5 - The Wall & 11 - Myth of Sisyphus
Groups 6 - The Wall & 12 - Myth of Sisyphus
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