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1	L'approche narrative des conflits moraux en classe de morale au deuxième cycle du primaire : conception et mise à l'essai d'un outil didactique / Duchesne, Julie, January 1997 (has links) Thèse (de maîtrise)--Université Laval, 1997. / Bibliogr.: f. [185]-193. Publié aussi en version électronique.
2	John Gardner’s Grendel: The Importance of Community in Making Moral Art Cooper, Catherine C 23 May 2019 (has links) John Gardner’s Grendel examines the ways in which humans make meaning out of their lives. By changing the original Beowulf monster into a creature who constantly questions the conflicting narratives set before him, Gardner encourages us to confront these tensions also. However, his emphasis on Grendel’s alienation helps us realize that community is essential to creating meaning. Most obviously, community creates relationships that foster a sense of moral obligation between its members, even in the face of the type of uncertainty felt by Grendel. Moreover, community cannot exist without dialogue, which perpetually stimulates the imagination to respond to the tensions contained in a plurality of viewpoints. Gardner encourages us to question narratives which no longer serve us and to use our imagination to tell new stories that cultivate positive ideals such as love and hope. Grendel community language story moral art imagination social constructionism American Literature Literature in English, British Isles Literature in English, North America Medieval Studies Modern Literature

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L'approche narrative des conflits moraux en classe de morale au deuxième cycle du primaire : conception et mise à l'essai d'un outil didactique /

John Gardner’s Grendel: The Importance of Community in Making Moral Art