So i'm writing my final paper for my art class: History of film. I had to write my own question and pick my on movie and i really was having trouble with this because i wanted to 1) challenge myself 2) make a good question my teacher would be impressed with. So i thought and thought and said:
In the movie “What Dreams May Come” there is a distinction between heaven and earth. In Plato’s theory of forms there is, also, a distinction of two parallel worlds; the world of becoming and the world of being. Consider heaven and hell as a world of it’s own and analyze the connection between that world and plato’s world of being.
:] Biggest load of crap ever, i already know the answers too but i did have to put a ok amount of research effort into it so i feel pretty good about it, but the more and more i write about it the easier it's becoming. Nice.
In other news:
I bought the 100 best classics of all times c.d. ( i do love my classical music)
Soulshaker Vol. 5, which i think i'll burn a copy for Mane, i'm sure he's gunna like it.
Peaceful, The world lays me down by Noah and the Whale.
I'm not particular impressed with this cd, but i am highly satisfied. I do like my up-beat folksie music and they deliver. So far. I've ony listened to half of the album as of right now.
I'm off to read then go to class.
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INTERESSSTING! I like that topic and the parallels between the good/forms and heaven. Kudos! Because that must've been difficult to start and expand on Socrates' views... and how the execution of both them of went down too.
:)
I haven't got my copy yet
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