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Debating a question raised by Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet'

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I can generate philosophical questions that relate to 'Romeo and Juliet' and I can participate in a class discussion about one of these questions.

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'Romeo and Juliet' is a tragedy that raises themes around family, social obligations, love and conflict. We can use a piece of art like a play as a stimulus for a discussion. We can consider factual questions, discussion questions and philosophical questions raised by the play. Philosophical questions are questions that are not context-linked - they could be discussed without knowing the play. When debating, we build on others' answers and we disagree respectfully.

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