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The Chrysalids Assignment Brainstorm Theme: Xenophobia and how it relates…
The Chrysalids Assignment Brainstorm
Theme: Xenophobia and how it relates to Discrimination
Interview questions
How did
xenophobia
occur and develop into discrimination in our history?
Why do you think
xenophobia
occurs in society and what should the next generation do to limit discrimination caused by xenophobia?
How has
xenophobia
impacted your life? If you are willing to share your stories, have you ever witnessed or experienced anything related to this topic before?
What do you think
xenophobia
is?
Do you think
xenophobia
is static or dynamic? Why?
Questions: Must be answered in the podcast
What do people in your society view as
xenophobia
?
Should new ideas regarding
xenophobia
be expressed no matter what?
What is the connection between
xenophobia
, facts you have found out while working on this project, and opinions of others?
In what ways is the version of xenophobia portrayed in The Chrysalids similar or different to the thoughts of the people you interviewed on xenophobia.
5/ How is your chosen theme portrayed in
The Chrysalids?
How is the theme you chose, viewed in the twenty-first century?
How has it impacted their lives?
How does The Chrysalids portray the theme you chose?
Is the theme you chose still relevant today?
How have society’s conceptions of the theme you chose changed/stayed the same?
Ultimately, what can we learn about the theme you chose, the way it is portrayed in The Chrysalids, and its place in Vietnam?
Connection to
The Chrysalids
How xenophobia occurred in
Waknuk?
Waknuk is a society with religious fanatic
Where people who are born with a normal physical appearance are the image of God
Which characters experienced
Xenophobia
?
How they were treated in the story?
Which characters is an example of having a
Xenophobia
in the story?
Joseph Storm
Joseph Storm is David's father, an extremely high religion believer, and an aggressive character.
This demonstrates by how he beaten David after knowing the connection between David and Sophie
Shows how David feared of Joseph Storm by dream about him killing Sophie or another time where he killed Petra, his own daughter due to their difference
How does
The Chrysalids
reflect our society? How are people who have disabilities or "mutations" treated in our society?
About Xenophobia and Discrimination
Main idea:
Xenophobia ultimately develops into Discrimination. (How? Connect to the interview as well as come up with our explanation)
Planning: Timeline for podcast
Introduction - Hook and introducing the host
Introduce our interviewee and greet her.
Dive into our topic by first asking about the definition of xenophobia.
Connect this to how it is portrayed in the book
connect it to our society if possible
connect to the second interview question: history of xenophobia and discrimination. --> Discuss how xenophobia is related to discrimination
is xenophobia static or dynmic?
Impacts on life and connection to the novel case.
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