Word Limit s 700 words Instructions • Understanding our world through film dive into Markus Gabriel's theory Why the world does not exist Markus Gabriel' TEDxMunchun Video Link https://youtu.be/hzvesGB_TI0?si=PPKWsgez0KCxiqQH https://youtu.be/-RW1CJVAPCI?si=icpjmHnedZyqwgNR/n 3:04 VMGK ✓ 59% CFUA: Part 2... vvc.instructure.com CFUA: Part 2: Introducing Critical Thinking Through Film Start Assignment Due Monday by 11:59pm Points 50 Submitting a file upload Available Mar 11 at 11am - Mar 22 at 11:59pm Understanding Our World Through Film: A Dive into Markus Gabriel's Theory Have you ever thought about how films not only entertain us but also shape our understanding of the world? This assignment explores Markus Gabriel's intriguing perspective on reality and existence, using films as a medium to reflect on these philosophical ideas. ||| * 3:05 VMGK . 60% Step 2: Connect Theory with Film 1. Select a Film: Choose a movie from the list provided in Part 1 of our class. This film will be the focus of your analysis in relation to Gabriel's theory. 2. Analyze and Relate: Reflect on how the selected film supports or challenges Markus Gabriel's idea of the world and existence. Incorporate the following into your analysis: ■ Tangible vs. Abstract World: Does the film present a world that feels real and tangible, or does it lean more towards being a conceptual or abstract representation? Characters' Perception: How do characters in the film perceive their environment? What does this say about the film's portrayal of reality? ■ Alignment with Gabriel's Theory: Evaluate how the events, settings, and beliefs in the movie relate to Gabriel's perspective on existence ||| 3:04 VMGK . 59% reflect on these philosophical ideas. Introduction to Markus Gabriel's Theory: Markus Gabriel, a contemporary philosopher, challenges traditional notions of the "world" by arguing that what we often consider to be the world is actually a series of different fields of sense that do not collectively encompass everything. According to Gabriel, our understanding and interactions are framed by these fields of sense, much like how a film director chooses to present a story through specific scenes and perspectives. Your Task: Step 1: Watch, Understand, and Capture 1. Engage with Markus Gabriel's Ideas: о Watch the video: "Why the World Does Not Exist" | Markus Gabriel | TEDxMünchen. As you do, break down the video into its chapters and take notes on the key points Gabriel is making. Pay particular attention to his examples and how they illustrate his theory. 2. Capture Key Moments: ||| * 3:04 VMGK • TEDXIVIUTICHEIT. 59% is you do, DIEAK down the video into its chapters and take notes on the key points Gabriel is making. Pay particular attention to his examples and how they illustrate his theory. 2. Capture Key Moments: O As you watch, take screenshots of moments or slides that you find particularly compelling or illustrative of Gabriel's points. These visuals will serve as a basis for your metacommentary later in the assignment. Step 2: Connect Theory with Film 1. Select a Film: Choose a movie from the list provided in Part 1 of our class. This film will be the focus of your analysis in relation to Gabriel's theory. 2. Analyze and Relate: о Reflect on how the selected film supports or challenges Markus Gabriel's idea of the world and existence. Incorporate the following محصن معنصيل حصح صبي ||| 3:05 VMGK 3. Use Visuals for Metacommentary: о 60% Incorporate screenshots from the TEDx video and the film you've chosen. Use these visuals to create a metacommentary that supports your textual analysis. Discuss how specific scenes, character interactions, or directorial choices reflect or contradict Gabriel's philosophical views. Deliverables: • A 500-750 word analysis that integrates textual and visual elements. Your essay should not only discuss but also visually demonstrate how the film relates to Markus Gabriel's theory. • Include at least 3 screenshots: one from . the TEDx talk and two from the film you're analyzing. Accompany each screenshot with a caption that explains its relevance to your argument. Submission Guidelines: • Submit your essay as a PDF document. . Ensure that all screenshots are clearly visible and properly cited within your ||| *

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