Inquiry: "The official joys were the joys of self-esteem; the social joys were the joys of vain-glory; but Ivan Ilyich's real joys were the joys of playing vint," (21). What are the real joys are your life? How are they similar to or different from Ivan's?
Discussion in pairs: 10 mins in pair // 5 mins as group
CHPT 2: What do we learn about Ivan' values? How does he change in Chpt 2? What does he gain/lose in his new life?
Sources of evidence:
p. 10 (para. 2-4)
p. 11-12 (para. "As an examining magistrate ...")
p. 13 (para 1-3)
p. 14-15 ("At first Ivan hoped to free ..." until last full para on 14)
p. 15 (second full para)
CHPT 3: What drives Ivan? What does he enjoy most in his life and why? What does this say abut him? Why does he value these things?
Sources of evidence:
all of chapter
CHPT 4: In what way do these pairs behave in the same way? (Ivan & Praskovya // Ivan & Doctor) What is the purpose of having Ivan and another character behave in similar ways? What do we learn about Ivan? About the other?
REVIEW 1984 ESSAYS
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