Note: The movies discussed in these posts are often not "family friendly" fare, but they may be suitable for adults and mature teens. I am O.K. with my teens seeing films with strong language, violence, nudity, and sex. Your mileage may vary. I recommend checking parental advisories at IMDb or Common Sense Media for more information.
Showing posts with label Philosophical Ideas Through Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philosophical Ideas Through Movies. Show all posts
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Philosophical Ideas Through Movies Part II: The Problem of Evil (Some Updates 3/7/13)
Philosophical Ideas Through Movies is a series of posts I
began several years ago based on lesson plans for my homeschooled teens.
I started this at my neglected homeschooling blog: Confessions of an Erratic Eclectic Homeschooling Mom.
I'm reposting them with significant changes and revisions. They're
meant to be springboards for discussion, with some Big Ideas sprinkled
in, rather than heavyweight philosophy courses.
Note: The movies discussed in these posts are often not "family friendly" fare, but they may be suitable for adults and mature teens. I am O.K. with my teens seeing films with strong language, violence, nudity, and sex. Your mileage may vary. I recommend checking parental advisories at IMDb or Common Sense Media for more information.
Note: The movies discussed in these posts are often not "family friendly" fare, but they may be suitable for adults and mature teens. I am O.K. with my teens seeing films with strong language, violence, nudity, and sex. Your mileage may vary. I recommend checking parental advisories at IMDb or Common Sense Media for more information.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Philosophical Ideas Through Movies Part I: Relativism
Philosophical Ideas Through Movies is a series of posts I began several years ago based on lesson plans for my homeschooled teens. I started this at my neglected homeschooling blog: Confessions of an Erratic Eclectic Homeschooling Mom. I'm reposting them with significant changes and revisions. They're meant to be springboards for discussion, with some Big Ideas sprinkled in, rather than heavyweight philosophy courses.
Note: The movies discussed in these posts are often not "family friendly" fare, but they may be suitable for adults and mature teens. I am O.K. with my teens seeing films with strong language, violence, nudity, and sex. Your mileage may vary. I recommend checking parental advisories at IMDb or Common Sense Media for more information.
Note: The movies discussed in these posts are often not "family friendly" fare, but they may be suitable for adults and mature teens. I am O.K. with my teens seeing films with strong language, violence, nudity, and sex. Your mileage may vary. I recommend checking parental advisories at IMDb or Common Sense Media for more information.
There are no facts, only interpretations. -- Friedrich Nietzsche
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