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    The document discusses Allen Ginsberg's poem "Sunflower Sutra" and an essay by Williams titled "Save the Whales" in relation to how humans perceive and interact with nature after polluting the environment. Students are directed to write a paragraph analyzing how both texts suggest humans are aware of environmental decline, how each presents nature's deteriorating state, and their opinion on which perception society upholds and if it is the right one.

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    Directed Study - Day 13 - Sunflower Sutra Save The Whales Screw The Shrimp

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    Allen Ginsbergs Sunflower Sutra

    Name: ____________________________________________
    Day 13: Text-to-Text Connections: Save the Whales, Screw the Shrimp

    Date: _____________________
    Period: ________

    Opposing Viewpoints: Sad v. Lovely

    Human Perceptions of Nature


    in a Polluted Environment
    Directions: Ginsberg's poem, "Sunflower Sutra," and Williams's essay, "Save the
    Whales" (read in your science class), comment on how we see nature - and
    how we deal with nature - after we've ruined it. Use text details from BOTH
    texts to address the following in a well-developed paragraph:
    How both texts suggest humans are self-aware of their role in
    environmental decline.
    How both texts present mans perception of natures deteriorating state.
    Your opinion on which perception of nature we, as a collective society,
    uphold and why it is or isnt the one we should be living by.
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