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First Assignment Philosophy - Mr. Anderson Fall Semester 2009 Research Paper Due Fri. September 25th, 2009 See - Judge - Act Using the model of "See- Judge Act" which originated with Brazilian popular educator Pablo Freire, write a 750 word research paper on the contemporary issue of whether Peace is Possible in Palestine. You may choose any related topic, such as: the present war in Gaza, the recent history of religious war & intolerance, the Middle East; Apartheid in Israel; the Wall; the history of the conflict; the present conflict between Fatah and Hamas parties; pacifist alternatives; etc ... The paper should include three sources and must have proper footnote and bibliography citations. Your job is to research the issue well enough to describe it in three ways. First, what is the issue? How do we see or experience it? What does it feel like? What is really going on? Second, how should we judge or understand this issue? What are its causes? How can we make sense of it? how did we get to this point? Third and finally, what must we do in response to this issue? How should we act or react to this reality? Use the class website to get additional information with the links provided for Peace in Palestine at the bottom of my web page at. http://teacherweb.com/ON/RFHCSS/KevinAnderson/ Make sure you write a 750 word essay using a minimum of three sources and be sure to include direct quotes from your source. Use quotes from all three sources and be sure to include the complete reference to your sources in the paper. Your paper must follow the 3 step methodology outlined by Freire of See, Judge, Act.

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More info and links can be found at Palestine Peace and NGO links at the bottom of class web page. These are organizations staffed by Israelis and Palestinians, (Jews, Christians and Muslims and others) who are all working for peace and justice in the region. There are also alternative news sources that are updated daily giving us perspectives and stories from Palestinians and oppressed groups that are often missing from main stream media sources in Canada and the USA.

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