You have two options for completing the vocabulary assignment for this novel. Choose one of the following:
1) Create a graphic novel flow map like you did with Brave New World where you illustrate the vocabulary words after you encounter them in the text.
Or
2) Write an original sentence where you demonstrate your understanding of the vocabulary word and then write three synonyms for the word. Creating "synonym triplets" extends your understanding of each word.
Here is the vocabulary list for Siddhartha with two words per reading night:
Ablutions: p. 3, a religious washing or cleansing of the body
Onerous: p. 16, troublesome, oppressive, burdensome
Samanas: p. 26, forest dweller, wandering ascetic (leads austere life of self-denial)
exalted: p. 32, elevated in character or rank; lofty, sublime
atman: p. 38, the individual soul
Atman: the supreme and universal soul
asceticism: p. 40, the practice of self-denial to let the soul release from bondage.
erudition: p. 47, deep and extensive learning
courtesan: p. 52, a kept woman associating with men of wealth
equanimity: p. 67, quality of being calm and even-tempered
engendered: p. 83, brought into existence, produced
ennui: p. 87, listlessness resulting from boredom or lack of interest
expiation: p. 96, act of making atonement, redress
pallid: p. 113, having a pale complexion
pyre: p. 115, a heap of combustibles for burning a corpse
samsara: p. 120, cycle of rebirth
exhortation: p. 121, a speech to advise or encourage
entwined: p. 135, twisted together
om: p. 136, perfection or the perfect syllable
venerable: p. 140, commanding respect because of great age or impressive dignity
intrinsic: p. 147, belonging to a thing by its very nature
Thursday, October 18, 2007
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I'm for sure doing the pictures for the vocab. I think it's a great way to remember the events that take place throughout the book. Also, I just enjoy coloring!
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