This text is taken from Unit 8 in which the author is addressing the problem of moral principles. we need to focus more on the content and think further than what is discussed in the text. By Dr. C. Schlessinger Human’s instinct Little Washington told his father the truth that he did cut down the cherry tree. He gained his father’s forgiveness. Zengzi is killing the pig for keeping his promise. Theme (How to be a true human?) Relating to reality Line of thought Logics and coherence in the structure Comprehension and language drills Further thinking How to be a true human? The pleasure principle & its perks Conscience Courage Character Human above from animal kingdom Human as an excuse or opportunity? scanning Character 3C’s Courage skimming Tina’s(Para.9-10 ) Tony’s(Para.12-15) Conscience skimming scanning skimming The pleasure principle & conscience’s perks Tendency (supported of taking “human” as an excuse by callers’ & Charlie’s speaking in The African Queen) 3 C’s explanation Pleasure and happiness Rewards How to be a true human Transitional sentences: (beginning or ending part of paragraph) …eliminating the investment concept of reciprocal altruism and restoring character to its rightful place in our lives. (Para.7) Yes indeed, human beings derive pleasure from having character…(Para.8) Peer at/ into : look closely or carefully, esp. as if unable to see well. Synonyms: gaze, glare, peek e.g. The little boy peered at the blackboard to learn the character. She peered _____ at the tag to read the price. The old lady peered into the heavy fog. ___ Gaze Glare Peek When her husband came back from gazed at him with warm another city, she _____ welcome. The woman glared _____ at the thief for his picking up her pocket. peeked over the wall trying The little girl______ to find out whether there was somebody there in the yard. What constitute moral actions? How will you balance self – involved pleasure and outer-and other-involved happiness? After-class video Wesley is a good man who is respected by other people, but recently he is confused about life. Reference books: Happiness by Daniel Nettle Personality by Lawrence A. Pervin April 28,2012