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作者: kudoucliff 时间: 2013-4-1 19:58
标题: 【每日阅读训练第四期——速度越障16系列】【16-17】文...
对不起大家啊！昨天正要发帖，结果突然断网了，一查才知道是家里木有网费了！刚才火速叫人来搞了一下终于可以上网了……

辛苦今天的童鞋要两天的作业一起做了……实在不好意思～～～

简单介绍一下（有剧透，大家可以读完再拖黑）：
今天的Time 1的文章是人物描写，摘自《双城记》，这是里面比较简单的部分了……
Time 2 & Time 3 & Time 4摘自卢梭的《社会契约论》的引言和第一节……
Time 5 & Extension讲美国法律
Obstacle讲homosexual influence on politics

SPEED

【Time 1】

This wine-shop keeper was a bull-necked, martial-looking man of thirty, and he should have bean of a hot temperament, for, although it was a bitter day, he wore no coat, but carried one slung over his shoulder. His shirt-sleeves were rolled up, too, and his brown arms were bare to the elbows. Neither did he wear anything more on his head than his own crisply-curling short dark hair. He was a dark man altogether, with good eyes and a good bold breadth between them. Good-humoured looking on the whole, but implacable-looking, too; evidently a man of a strong resolution and a set purpose; a man not desirable to be met, rushing down a narrow pass with a gulf on either side, for nothing would turn the man.

Madame Defarge, his wife, sat in the shop behind the counteras he came in. Madame Defarge was a stout woman of about his own age, with a watchful eye that seldom seemed to look at anything, a large hand heavily ringed, a steady face, strong features, and great composure of manner. There was a character about Madame Defarge, from which one might have predicated that she did not often make mistakes against herself in any of the reckonings over which she presided. Madame Defarge being sensitive to cold, was wrapped in fur, and had a quantity of bright shawl twined about her head, though not to the concealment of her large earrings. Her knitting was before her, but she had laid it down to pick her teeth with a toothpick. Thus engaged, with her rightelbow supported by her left hand, Madame Defarge said nothing when her lord came in, but coughed Just one grain of cough. This, in combination with the lifting of her darkly defined eyebrows over her toothpick by the breadth of aline, suggested to her husband that he would do well to look round the shop among the customers, for any new customer who had dropped in while he stepped over the way.

（336）

【Time 2】

I MEAN to inquire if, in the civil order, there can beany sure and legitimate rule of administration, men being taken as they are and laws as they might be. In this inquiry I shall endeavour always to unite what right sanctions with what is prescribed by interest, in order that justice and utility may in no case be divided.

I enter upon my task without proving the importance of the subject. I shall be asked if I am a prince or a legislator, to write on politics. I answer that I am neither, and that is why I do so. If I were a prince or a legislator, I should not waste time in saying what wants doing; I should do it, or hold my peace.

As I was born a citizen of a free State, and a member of the Sovereign, I feel that, however feeble the influence my voice can have onpublic affairs, the right of voting on them makes it my duty to study them: and I am happy, when I reflect upon governments, to find my inquiries always furnish me with new reasons for loving that of my own country.

（197）

【Time 3】

THE most ancient of all societies, and the only one that is natural, is the family: and even so the children remain attached to the father only so long as they need him for their preservation. As soon as this need ceases, the natural bond is dissolved. The children, released from the obedience they owed to the father, and the father, released from the care he owed his children, return equally to independence. If they remain united, they continue so no longer naturally, but voluntarily; and the family itself is then maintained only by convention.

This common liberty results from the nature of man. His first law is to provide for his own preservation, his first cares are those which he owes to himself; and, as soon as he reaches years of discretion, he isthe sole judge of the proper means of preserving himself, and consequently becomes his own master.

The family then may be called the first model of political societies:the ruler corresponds to the father, and the people to the children; and all, being born free and equal, alienate their liberty only for their own advantage. The whole difference is that, in the family, the love of the father for his children repays him for the care he takes of them, while, in the State, the pleasure of commanding takes the place of the love which the chief cannot have for the peoples under him.

Grotius denies that all human power is established in favour of the governed, and quotes slavery as an example. His usual method of reasoning is constantly to establish right by fact. It would be possible to employ a morelogical method, but none could be more favourable to tyrants.

It is then, according to Grotius, doubtful whether the human race belongs to a hundred men, or that hundred men to the human race: and, throughout his book, he seems to incline to the former alternative, which is also the view of Hobbes. On this showing, the human species is divided into so many herds of cattle, each with its ruler, who keeps guard over them for the purpose of devouring them.

（359）

【Time 4】

As a shepherd is of a nature superior to that of his flock, the shepherds of men, i.e., their rulers, are of a nature superior to that of the peoples under them. Thus, Philo tells us, the Emperor Caligula reasoned, concluding equally well either that kings were gods, or that men werebeasts.

The reasoning of Caligula agrees with that of Hobbes and Grotius. Aristotle, before any of them, had said that men are by no means equal naturally, but that some are born for slavery, and others for dominion.

Aristotle was right; but he took the effect for the cause. Nothing can be more certain than that every man born in slavery is born for slavery. Slaves lose everything in their chains, even the desire of escaping from them: they love their servitude, as the comrades of Ulysses loved their brutish condition. If then there are slaves by nature, it is because there have been slaves against nature. Force made the first slaves, and their cowardice perpetuated the condition.

I have said nothing of King Adam, or Emperor Noah, father of the three great monarchs who shared out the universe, like the children of Saturn, whom some scholars have recognised in them. I trust to getting due thanks for my moderation; for, being a direct descendant of one of these princes, perhaps of the eldest branch, how do I know that a verification of titles might not leave me the legitimate king of the human race? In any case, there can be no doubt that Adam was sovereign of the world, as Robinson Crusoe was of hisisland, as long as he was its only inhabitant; and this empire had the advantage that the monarch, safe on his throne, had no rebellions, wars, or conspirators to fear.

（298）

【Time 5】

ON APRIL 3rd 1987 a convicted murderer called Willie Horton beat and repeatedly slashed a man, then stole his car and raped his girlfriend. At the time Mr Horton was serving a life sentence without the chance of parole for stabbing apetrol-station attendant 19 times; he was free on a “weekend furlough” as partof a well-intended but ill-advised programme Massachusetts program. When its then governor, Michael Dukakis, won the Democratic nomination for president the campaign of his Republican opponent, George Bush senior, made Mr Horton’s rampage the subject of a coldly effective attack ad portraying Mr Dukakis as soft on crime.

Crime has not played as salient a role in any presidential campaign since then, for two main reasons. First, America’s crimerate has steadily and dramatically declined since the 1990s. And second, Democrats have learned their lesson, joining Republicans in making all theright “tough on crime” noises. That may have eliminated a political issue, but not without some adverse consequences.

Both political parties have driven America’scriminal-justice policy in one regrettable direction: towards locking up more people for more crimes for more time. A combination of over-criminalisation, mandatory-minimum sentences, tough drug laws and excessive prosecutorial powerhave stuffed America’sprisons to bursting. As of 2010 roughly 2.3m Americans were imprisoned, and 7.1m were under some form of correctional control (prison, probation or parole). In 1980 220 out of every 100,000 Americans were incarcerated. By 2010 that rate had risen nearly three-and-a-half times. It dwarfs the rates not only in therest of the rich world, but also in such human-rights-free zones as Iran, China, Cuba and Russia. Drug-related arrests account for much of that increase, and minorities for ad is proportionate number of those arrests.

（288）

Extension

Yet there are signs of change. In 2010—the most recent year for which reliable statistics exist—the number of people under correctional control declined for the third year running. States seem to have realised at last that incarceration is expensive. Some have begun experimenting with alternatives such as drug courts and day-reporting centres, which keep people out of prison and in treatment programmes, and with increased funding for job training and education behind bars in order to decrease reoffending. And though left-leaning advocates had called for such changes for years, many have in fact been implemented by Republican governors—among them Rick Perry inTexas, Chris Christie in New Jersey and Nathan Deal in Georgia.

Against this backdrop, Barack Obama’s criminal-justice and drugs record seems tepidly sensible; a decade or two ago he might have been felled by the soft-on-crime charge. His drug-control strategies, released annually, have emphasised treatment and prevention as much as jail. His most recent drugs budget spends more on the former than the latter. His health reforms will require health insurers to provide addiction and mental-health services. And his top drugs official has relegated the phrase “war on drugs” to the dustbin, and has warned that Americans “cannot arrest our way out of this problem”.

OBSTACLE

Following Wednesday’s Supreme Court arguments on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, there has been a lot of discussion of whether gays and lesbians individually, and the gay-rights movement in general, have become so politically powerful as to hardly warrant the safeguards of the equal-protection clause of the Constitution.

Substantial attention focused on an exchange during the argument between Chief Justice John Roberts and the attorney for EdithWindsor, who is challenging the law. Justice Roberts asked Roberta Kaplan, “You don’t doubt that the lobby supporting the enactment of same-sex-marriage lawsin different states is politically powerful, do you?” When she disagreed withhim, the Chief Justice somewhat snarkily responded, “As far as I can tell, political figures are falling over themselves to endorse your side of thecase.”

The issue is legally important—so important that itmerited its own front-page story in the Times today—because in order for the court to apply what’s known as “heightened scrutiny” in an equal-protection context, it has required, in the past, a finding that the group seeking redress has historically lacked political power. Heightened scrutiny would mean, forexample, that a court would look especially skeptically at a law that treated people of different races dissimilarly—the law would be suspect from the start. (One of the reasons that gay-rights groups may have been initially reluctant to take Windsor’scase for a large tax refund was that it looked like a claim for more money by an already affluent person.)

What is often lost in this discussion is that the legal test requires a finding of lack of political power historically. It has much less to do with political power, or lack thereof, in the present moment. In the DOMA context, what the court would need to look at, if it wanted to remain true to its precedents, would be the political power of gays and lesbians in 1996, when the law was enacted. Perhaps the best evidence of the lack of political power at that time is that the law—one of the most discriminatory anti-gay measure in American history—was passed by veto-proof margins in both houses of Congress and signed by a President who, even though he personally opposed the goals of the legislation, was unwilling to stand up against it in an election year out of fear that doing so would require that he defend himself against the charge that he supported the group stigmatized by the bill’s sponsors.

Moreover, and going directly to Chief Justice Roberts’s point about the success gay-rights advocates had in last year’selection—winning ballot initiatives in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington—I hardly think having to raise tens of millions of dollars to obtain your rights, when they are free to everyone else, would suggest a lot of political power in the first instance. It’s more like good survival skills and ingenuity.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals’ ruling in Windsor, which is being reviewed by the Supreme Court, actually made a specific finding on this point.” Homosexuals are not in a position to adequately protect themselves from the discriminatory wishes of the majoritarian public,” Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs wrote in the controlling opinion. He might have added the modifier “historically,” but he was not wrong. After all, Proposition 8, California’santi-gay-marriage ballot initiative, was passed not in 1978, or even 1998, but in 2008. And in May 2012—less than a year ago—voters in North Carolina approved astate-constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. Rob Portman is still the only sitting Republican senator to express his support. He didn’t have to fallover any of his colleagues.

But on a much deeper level than the court was prepared or able to get into, there is a difference between the political powerlessness of gays and the political powerlessness of racial minorities.That’s because gays and lesbians can hide their true identity in ways that racial minorities mostly cannot. So there are (and have always been) gays and lesbians who are extremely powerful but closeted. The attorney Roy Cohn, who,at various times between the nineteen-forties and the seventies, controlled much in both Washington and New York, certainly comes to mind. But that is not the kind of political power the equal-protection clause considers. Just becausea group is able to marshal its resources to undertake what is essentially a Herculean effort to protect itself, in a very limited and targeted way, does not mean it is unworthy of constitutional defense. Or think of it this way: just because the gay teen-agers on “Glee” are accepted, well-adjusted, loved by their peers, and able to kiss on television without consequence in their fictionalized reality does not mean that a poor, young, gay teen-ager living in the red-state South is not having a hard time of it. It doesn’t mean that he doesn’t deserve a day in court.

（816）

作者: huizhuo0309 时间: 2013-4-1 20:24
沙发占位！！～楼主辛苦啦～

1- 3:07
2- 1:34
3- 3:58
4- 2:40
5- 3:21
6- 9:45

作者: xmy1026 时间: 2013-4-1 20:27
谢谢楼主~占个
1:54
A introduction of wine-keeper and his wife MD.
00:59
The reason why should i inquire and learn the law and civil order.
Because i have to vote, i have to learn for loving my own country.
2:00
In family, children need father for their preservation until they become independent.
Family seems like a political society. In fact, all human power is established in a group of men.
1:25
Aristotle said that everyone is equal, but some are born of slavery, and others for dominion.
I am very happy for the moderation. I don't care who govern the world because the monarch doesn't start war.
1:40
Crime doesn't play a salient role in the presidential campaign because two reasons.
Both political parties agree to be tough on the criminal law.
5:14
M===> A discussion of whether gays and lesbians are important to the political power.
In fact, no legal test is enacted to find the answer.
The Supreme court has found on the point:
Law to protect gays and lesbians is not adequately linked to the political power.
There is a difference between the political powerlessness of gays and the political powerlessness of racial minorities.
So we must protect racial minorities. But it doesn't mean unworthy of constitutional defense for gays.

作者: 杀G给猴看 时间: 2013-4-1 20:29
占座占座~~~

1 - 01:36
2 - 00:55
3 - 01:59
4 - 01:23
5 - 02:01

obstacle - 04:41
This passage is about the dispute on gay-marriage. It first discusses the political power of the issue. Then it argues that it is not easy for the homosexuals to claim their rights (different from the issue of racist, which is easier to identify).
[did not remember much of the details...TT...read again!]

作者: kimwang53 时间: 2013-4-1 20:49
1-336-2'38 introduction about a man and a woman

2-197-1'29 the author is not a prince or legislator, and he love what he do. the voting make her know what she is voting.

3-395-2'54

4-298-2'31

5-288--3'29 about crime and law

6-816-6'15 gays have more political power.
the reason why gays can have more political power that normal people cannot.

作者: kimwang53 时间: 2013-4-1 20:49

杀G给猴看发表于 2013-4-1 20:29
占座占座~~~

换头像了

作者: 枣糕兔 时间: 2013-4-1 21:17
先占座~

————————————————————————作业的分割线——————————————————————————————

Speed
01'55
53''
02'05
01'55
02'05
剩01'26

Obstacle
05'09

Main idea: It's a concrete fact that Political power for gay and lesbian crowd is generally weak, no matter what all the leading theories suggest.
Attitude: Negative(-)
Structure:
>>>Problem: After the court did blablabla recently, it seems clear than ever that same-sex marriage is still banned in the U.S. while some politicians claim that political power of homosexual crowd is actually big these days.
>>>Detailed Explanation: The court debate between two attorneys has arisen all the attention this subject could possibly drawn. The court has been doing this law scrutiny to determine whether gay people are suffering from discrimination.
However, this discrimination can be found in the fact that even certain law has passed in the last century, the same-sex marriage is still banned in most of the state. Among all the congressmen, few are willing to stand out and say they support this thing without being politically punished afterwards.
There may be homosexual among politicians but still closeted. This kind of participation in the country's power cannot be classified as political power for gay and lesbian.
etc. etc. can't remember.
>>>Conclusion: Homosexual people should get more protection from the political view. And their political power, especially when coming to laws, is not as big as someone thinks.

作者: vividlai 时间: 2013-4-1 21:23
1-1'52
a couple who open a shop, one is afraid of hot temperature, the other is in fur

2-0'59
i love the country, justice and utility can not be divided.

3-1'50
family is a small society, while father is the soverign and the child is the people, but there is love in the family, children needs to be independent

4-1'37
all men are born equal, servitude is against the nature

5-1'34
the crime rate is increasing these years since the law is more strict, there are less crime on political issue these days

obstacle

4'02
the law calls for equal rights for same-sex and racial marriage

作者: jotjzy 时间: 2013-4-1 21:39
1. 2'32
2. 1'42
3. 3'05
4. 2'39
5. 3'12
Obstacle 8'33
1.A lot of discussion of same sex marrige have been taken palce.
2.Historical cases suggest that gay groups are lack of political power.
3.The political powerless of homesexual groups is different from minoroties.

作者: nsnxy 时间: 2013-4-1 21:41
2:17
1:24
2:43
1:55
2:02
5:06

作者: sally20130106 时间: 2013-4-1 22:18
2.20' describe the owner of wine keeper and his wife.
1.30'
2.40' expand to discuss the bond of father and children and human spieces
2.10'
2.40' crime rate is higher not only in developped countries but also in Iran, Cuba, China....
2. the change in the strategy
6. new marriage law induced a discussion about gay and lesbian marriage issue.

作者: luozihaojj 时间: 2013-4-1 22:23
1‘48：  it described a couple who run a shop. The man seemed to a little cool....the woman seemed to a little sick...
1’12:    it told us why a man should join the army, for the duty、the seeking for freedom or the love for hometown.
2‘05:    To analyzing the relationship between rule and people, he quoted family as an example.
2’25:    there are two guys named H&A,the A thought equality do not exit, some people was born for slavey. They lost everything even the thought about escape it. Moreover the author likes Adam ..
2‘49:    it said the number of crimes increased.

3’21:. ....i only remember it said there exited some political power to decide the legality of guy's marriage. It is unfair?

作者: zcdzheng 时间: 2013-4-1 22:29
1:38
00:51
02:02
01:45
01:45
越障被打断了好几次，时间完全乱了 233

作者: 露比Alice 时间: 2013-4-1 22:30
1.2.13 读不懂啊 the article describes the features of a black man and his wife,including configurations，situations，expressions and implications from the former features .
2.1.15
the article use the first person"i" to describe "my" viewpoints
3.2.29
the definiton of family and the relationship of the members in a family.
4.2.03
aristotle adam ...
5.1.46

作者: janet311 时间: 2013-4-1 22:35
1'39''
1'09''
2'33''
2'01''
1'45''
--------今天情绪有点低落

作者: huizhuo0309 时间: 2013-4-1 22:55
1- 3:07
2- 1:34
3- 3:58
4- 2:40
5- 3:21
6- 9:45

作者: abbyseven 时间: 2013-4-1 23:06
我根本就不知道我在读什么，一读就全忘了，然后自己的话瞎编

Time 1
1min 50s
the first paragraph describes the appearance of a black man , who own a grocery store.
the second paragraph list characters of his wife, who always say nothing unless her lord come in

T2
1min 1s
P1
P2 a man who decide to hold his peace by just do it instead of saying what he gonna do
P3 the man likes his own country, although he can't obtain the rights to vote

T3
2 min 1 6s
family is the first natural socity, father are the government, children are the people who born free and equal.

T4
2min 23s
men by no means equal, some born for slavery, but some born for dominion.
force is first method to slave others, but cowardice of slaves perpetuate this condition. slave is nature.
Aadam is not afraid of war,...

t5
1min 59s

one guy killed a man who raped his girlfriend, democrats party regard his crime as a soft one.
crime rate is stable,
other country's crime rate declined too

Extension
1min 09

republican party public plentiful methods to make the crime rates decline

obama spent times and money in drug crime

obstacle
4min 47
guy and lessbian should be treat individually

two courter justice argue against about the same-sex marriage

the issue is important so that times use its' front page to public it

the law of same -sex marriage haven't pass in most states

lessbian and guy need to be protected for their rights

作者: 静月飘风 时间: 2013-4-1 23:34
完成作业！
[Time 1] 2'11''
The discription of the wine-shop keeper and his wife Madame Defrange
[Time 2] 1'36''
The author always has inquiries of laws because of his love of his country.
[Time 3] 1'59''
The family is the first model of political societies. The children depend on their father at fisrt. And after they grow up the relationship between children and father remain interdependent.
Grotius has his particular opinions of human's relationship.
[Time 4] 1'43''
The article talk about whether someone is born for slave or the citizen. And many scolars like Aristotle is involved.
[Time 5] 2'39''
The crime rate in USA.
Obstacle 4'05''
the marriage act, gay-rights
读完一遍后回想不起什么呢，明明看的时候很懂的样子
今天学习了杨鹏的长难句，很有收获哈

作者: imfishy 时间: 2013-4-1 23:51
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447

作者: adamzjw 时间: 2013-4-2 00:18
3:14
1:43
3:34
2:50
3:01

6:45

作者: 448406078 时间: 2013-4-2 07:51
感谢~~~辛苦啦！！！

1-336-2'26''
Describe the man and his wife when he came into their own shop.

2-197-1'31''
The author might a lawyer... He said somthing about the city's legitimate. And his reason to respond to these legitimate.

3-359-2'42''
The family is a nature combination, in it the father provide protection to children until the children cease to receive it.The family is a small political world. G argue that all manpower is established by govern. And H agree with G.

4-298-2'35''
C agree with H, G, and A: man are born for equal but slavery are born for slavery. The author also agree with A: slavery is force to be nature. The author is thanks that he born be the king.

5-288-2'23''
A murder is under a life sentence. And Bush use this example to express the decision. And crime become important in a president campain:1\ decline 2\ fighting between Democrats and Republication. The crime rate keeping rising, most of which is contributed by drugs.

816-7'00''
The laws of gay right
It is no need to rise the law, because it is common among many people.
The president didn't against the law, because it is during the election.
Even the pass of the law, the gay is still be diffierentiate by people.
The laws is a big cost for count and more than any other one.
summar: The gays is different from the minorities, they on one hand have more obvious power than the minorities, on the other hand, the laws cannot give them equal treatment.

作者: 泡泡teasea 时间: 2013-4-2 09:00
1.57"
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作者: cleotina 时间: 2013-4-2 09:49
Portraying two heroes in a story

An imagination of the hero in an article

A discussion about the origin of human society.

The origin of the slavery society to discuss whether the slave was born as one

Political issue, whether the candidate should focus on the criminal problems, and the answer is negative.

The home-sex marriage, I totally support.

作者: jyihe 时间: 2013-4-2 10:06
2'15''
depict the win-shop keeper(Good-humoured looking on the whole, but implacable-looking) and his wife,a picky woman.
1'42'' [not quite get to the point]
a self confession on his opinion toward legistation and order of his beloved country
2'54''
provide a theory to explain the nature of first model of political societyies, and introduce grotius's oppinion that deny that all human power is established in favour of the governed and incline to the point that human race belong to a hundreded men.
1'45''
introduce and refute the idea of Aristotle who claim that men are by no means equal natually.
2'11''
America's criminal justice policy make more people locked up for more crimes for more time
9'38''
discuss whether the same-sex-marriage is able to get equal protection from the cluase of the Constitution

作者: Yui1991 时间: 2013-4-2 10:27
day1 打个卡：
1. 02:48
2. 01:23
3. 02:43
4. 02:11
5. 02:51
补充： 01:44
obstacle: 06:25

虽然感觉作者的大概态度能明白，因为反复都在说，但是好多细节地方都每太看懂。好多背过的单词放在句子里感觉意思就不太明白了= =

作者: xysowlly 时间: 2013-4-2 12:05
336  2min32  几乎没看懂，说的一个人和他的wife 有什么外貌穿着什么的？

197 1min 30 justice legisation vote rights .
  359  2min 42 the dependence or independence between fathers and their children
298 2 min 38 aristole  say  that people are equal  but some born as dominion other born as slaves ...
288 2min 41 para1 crime in campagain
            para2 cirme rate in US  has steadily decline  ( also mention some human-right-free region china  cuba ....这文章绝对是美帝写的）
816  6min20 same-sex marriage
  文史哲类太难了。

作者: dongr87 时间: 2013-4-2 15:02
2:45 Introduce the figure of a black man and her wife, they might be the shop owner.
1:17 Not so clear, might be a politician playing his political game.
2:20 The analogy between family and the state, the difference is that love in family is replaced by the interests of governing in the state. Then introduced G and my opinions upon politics.
2:13 I agree with Aristode's thought that some ppl are born for slavery. I find more that slavery starts by force, but maintains by cowardice.
2:26 Introduced a harsh crime in which the ciminal was not sentenced harshly. The reason for this phenomenon is the high crime rate of America, which can compare to places with less human rights.

5:37 Some states just passed the law supporting homosexual marriage, however, the real power of those homosexual people is still tiny,relating to some recent affairs.

作者: carolxxchen 时间: 2013-4-2 17:23
1.57"
1.03"
2.10"
1.33"
2.02"
1.25"
5.33" the passage discusses whether the case of Windsor is so politically powerful that it hamper the equal protection of the constitution. the author gives several reason to support the argument and he/she thinks that no matter what the truth is, the gays and lesbians deserve to live as normal people do.

作者: pennyz 时间: 2013-4-2 20:14
2:55s
2:19s
3:29s
4:31s
3:40s
10:55s
the homosexual people don't have political power and this kind of discrimination should be banned by laws

作者: solveyn 时间: 2013-4-2 21:15
1 3:42
2 1:56
3 2:19
4 2:07
5 4:26

Obstacle 9min

作者: jichuanlan 时间: 2013-4-2 21:21
1’41 the description of a husband and a wife
52” 没看懂
1’47” the relationship within family compared to the relationship with government and people, slave and master.
1’18” some people are borned to be governer and other born to be slave by Aristodle.
1’23” 没懂，文史哲好难懂

3’54”依旧没懂，明天重读

作者: okplokpl0714 时间: 2013-4-2 22:53
TIME1--00:02:01
Madame Defarge and her husband
TIME2--00:01:20
Right of voting
TIME3--00:02:20
Fathers and their children.
TIME4--00:02:16
slavery
TIME5--00:01:50
crime in presidential campaign

OBSTACLE--00:07:07

作者: cookiezwy 时间: 2013-4-3 07:23
00‘02’04
The wine shop keeper is a man with hot temperature, with strong resolution and a set of purpose.
His wife is watchful and fearful of coldness.
00'01'14
Justice and interest should not be divided. I write laws for the public, not for the privileged. My voice is feeble, but i am
willing not reflect upon the government, furnishing me a loving for the country.
00'02'10
Family is the oldest convention in the world. In family, father pays presevation to chidren, but when this need is ceased,
kids are released from obidience.
Family is called the first model of political societies. Difference is that father preserve out of care, but government out
of pleasure of controlling. G disputes it with slavery and thinks that human race belongs to a hundred people.
00'02'27
Aristotle thinks that all men are naturally equal, but born for different social status.
It is right, but cause and effect are reversed. Slavers are born to be slavers because they are forced to be.
King Adam is a king because he enjoys advantages to wear the thrones.
00'02'38
American crime rate has been dropping. Governments are adopting strict laws to reduce cime rate.

作者: wangziann 时间: 2013-4-3 10:48
1-336-2:04
Predict wine-shop keeper feature and his wife.Both of them are strong and calm
2-197-1:00
Justice and utility can not be devided.
3-359-2:20
Children and father unity will cease when the children don't need the preservation any more.Family is similar to the political society.
4-298-1:39
A said that everyone is equal natural but some are born of slavery and some for dominion.
5-228-2:20
Two reasons why crime did not play a role as salient in presidential campaign.

作者: blairwashere 时间: 2013-4-3 11:18
02.50.8
01.10.9
02.08.8
01.50.6
02.01.1
obstacle
06.40.9

作者: 鞋鞋鞋 时间: 2013-4-3 13:54
1_02:33
The article described the characteristics of a wine-shop keeper man and his wife.
2_01:00
After inquires, the author expressed his love of his country.
3_03:02
Children needs their father only when they need preservation because of the nature of man. The relationship between father and children is like the relationship between ruler and people. G expressed the opposite view with the example of slavery.
4_02:00
A’s view:man are by no means equal naturally.
5_02:03
Crime plays an important role after MD won the presidential campaign.
obstacle
gays need to get more political powers...
（今天读的时候没有在纸上写重点词画箭头，读完就忘了。。。该打）

作者: 铁板神猴 时间: 2013-4-3 14:06
1'49''
1'04''
1'38''
1'33''
1'29''
1'12''

4'18''

作者: Faithy 时间: 2013-4-3 14:35
第一天来没有经验TT所以前六篇都是满一分钟就不看了TT
1.剩8行
2.看完了
3.剩8行
4.剩4行
5.剩6行
6.剩两行
看完没有记下看得东西（很多也已经忘了TT）

Obstacle
6:09
The discrimination of homosexual(including gays and lesbians),especially in the political area.
The history/or just some big issues happened in America of this discrimination.
And also the author's opinion towards it.

作者: 郭郭果果5090 时间: 2013-4-4 00:48
不好意思，这几天忙作业忙疯了，今天终于好了，落下的随后补上，大家见谅

速度
1.4‘03
拜倒在太文艺的文章上
it describle a doll husband and his wife earn money by running a small store
2.1'07
i am not a prince or a legistor,thus i can say nothing about this things.
if i were,i could take some action instead slience.
3.2'56
the relationship between father and children is significant for chlidren's growth.
4.2'31
some people born to be slaver,while others dominate.
i was so happy that i am a descendent of a prince.
5.2‘16
a serious crime accident has changed the necessity of president campaign in usa
6.6'13
the history of legislating the law of homosextual since there are many celebraties hiding their feelings.

作者: SMS 时间: 2013-4-4 18:12
34
time 1 (336) 2:23
time 2 (197) 1:15
time 3 (359) 2:43
time 4 (298) 2:15
time 5 (288) 2:30
obstacle (816) 6:34
Supreme court arguments on Constitutionality of the defence of marriage act on Wednesday
focus
gays and lesbians merriage in different states
the difference between politiiical powerlessness of gays and political powerlessness of racial minorities

作者: Cybill 时间: 2013-4-4 22:31
1.2'26 human characteristic description.

2. 1'17 a man loves his country in his own way.

3. 2'26 Describe the relationship of societies in the past. Family model: like father and son, it will collapse if someone is strong. But it is different from real family. Grotius says...

the human race belong to 100 men.

4. 2'6 Caligula concluded the equal relationship and Aristotle thought someone is born for slavery. Aristotle is right, slaveries loved their servitude. King Adam bring peace and steady for his country. He was sovereign of the world.

5. 3'

Crime has not played as salient a role in presidential campaign. 1.the USA crime rate is steadily. 2. two part agree with tough on crime. crime increase.
Extension: There is something changed. in jail is expensive. Some began to control drugs in day-reporing centers and treatment programs. Obama prefer to treatment and prevention more than jail.

Obstacle: 6'32

作者: lolitagrace 时间: 2013-4-20 16:40
2'05
About a man is a black man altogether and his wife.
1'14
The author love his country,even though it seems like not so prefect.
3-2'11
The family is a small realm, no fear, no war.
4-2'13
5-2'27
obstacle-6'08
The gay and lesbian right should be protected

作者: 2012Michelle 时间: 2013-4-23 14:33
谢谢小Cliff的文章，法律类的文是我的弱点，得多练。

上作业
Time1 1'56"
Time2 56"
Time3 1'48"
Time4 1'32"
Time5 1'53"
Extension 1'23"
Obstacle 4'29"

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