Anyone who did Julius Caesar..look please

[Daikaio]

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The question wasn't too bad. I think I did well in the profound insight part but kinda failed in the diverse bit. Didn't write enough, either. I basically talked about how the notions of right or wrong (justice) come down to perspective. There is no clear definition of right or wrong, and it just depends on who can explain themselves for their actions the best.

[ixswans]

Originally Posted by sikhman

hmm thought it was 'diverse insights' not 'diverse perspectives'....?

well, yes, but you can only gain a diverse insight through a variety of perspectives, right? if not, fuck. i need to go kill extension.

[sikhman]

Originally Posted by ixswans

well, yes, but you can only gain a diverse insight through a variety of perspectives, right? if not, fuck. i need to go kill extension.

oh yeah course you can - just saying the question delineated between diverse perspectives i.e. conflicting perspectives, and the diverse insights which arise - so imo you needed to talk about both

[jst.KP]

what was everyones main argument on the ways conflicting perspectives generate diverse and provocative insights

[akim93]

Originally Posted by jst.KP

what was everyones main argument on the ways conflicting perspectives generate diverse and provocative insights

my argument was shakespear's deliberate use of characters and language techniques..i know it's not right but that's the only thing i could think of because i didnt understand the question