onsdag 25. februar 2009
National Stereotypes
I think national stereotypes are harder to find in our days. Let’s take the example “ Norwegians are born with ski’s on their feet” If you go skiing today you will find less people outside today than you did 50 years back ago. I saw on the TV on Monday. It was someone that had done a research looking for how many teenagers who were out skiing. They set out a camera filming the same place and I took over 1 hour before the first teenager passed it. I thought it was pretty weird since the weather was so nice, but I think the reason for this is that we have computers. If we go 50 years back in time almost every teenager were out skiing if the weather was nice. So a lot have changed in time. Another example is that we think the a typical American is often “fat” and “lazy”. Well a lot of the people in America is really fat, but there are some people that look just as we “Normal” people do to. In some countries a national stereotype can be possible, but in Norway I think it’s harder to find it today than 50 years back.
tirsdag 3. februar 2009
Of mice and men
Today my class were at the theathre watching the play " Of mice and men"
We saw the movie in english class a week earlier so I had some pictures of what the characters would look like, the area around and I recognized many of the lines.
The play was pretty good and funny. The actors did a great job playing their role, especially the one that played Lennie. I think playin that role need to have some skills.
It was wierd hearing it in norwegian tho, with norwegian dialect etc.
But allthough the play was great.
We saw the movie in english class a week earlier so I had some pictures of what the characters would look like, the area around and I recognized many of the lines.
The play was pretty good and funny. The actors did a great job playing their role, especially the one that played Lennie. I think playin that role need to have some skills.
It was wierd hearing it in norwegian tho, with norwegian dialect etc.
But allthough the play was great.
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