After reading Kant’s and Twain’s
essays about Enlightening, we had to do an essay arguing whether they agree or
not in their essays. That was due for Tuesday. Today we made a dynamic called
the inner and outer circle. It consisted in forming two circles (one in the
other). The circle that was inside (inner circle) would dialogue while the
others (outer circle) would only listen. The inner circle was conformed by two
groups previously formed for this semester, so the dynamic would be repeated
three times. The first two went pretty smooth; they reached conclusions very
fast and agreed on most things. The conclusion both circles draw was that Kant
and Twain agree on their essays. I was on the last circle and everyone thought
we would go as the other two circles went. My conclusions about the questions
were very different from those of the previous circles and I thought I was
alone on this one. I thought it would be an exhausting discussion between the
rest of my circle and me. To my surprise, Katarina thought the same way I did,
and almost arrived to the same conclusions I did! We did have a lot of
disagreement on the circle; nevertheless it was full of good arguments and
discussions, reviewing in very detail both texts. We didn’t even notice that
the 15 minutes we had already had passed. We were having a great dialogue for
more than 20 minutes until the whole circle achieved a conclusion. They
understood the point Katarina and I were making and got persuaded by our
arguments. It was a great dialogue!
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