The hobbit: attitudes, values and beliefs

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The hobbit: attitudes, values and beliefs Year 10 English, Livingstone Christian College

Attitudes, Values and Beliefs What’s the difference? Attitude = a way of thinking or feeling about something Value = Principle or standard of behaviour, what is considered important Belief = an opinion or conviction held by an individual or group

Attitudes, Values and Beliefs What’s one attitude you have? Why? One value you consider important? Why? One thing you believe in and why

An example Think about a movie, book or other story that you know well What do you think the main attitudes, morals and values were in this story? Attitudes: Values Beliefs:

Examples in Writing Authors insert much of themselves into their work Real life events that inspire More commonly though it is… Their attitudes towards certain topics What they value What they believe in

Examples in Writing Look at the quote in the picture What do you think this quote exposes about JRR Tolkien’s Attitudes? Values? Beliefs?

Examples in The Hobbit (Bilbo) Look at the quote in the picture What do you think this quote exposes about Bilbo’s… Attitudes? Values? Beliefs?

Examples in The Hobbit Look at the quote in the picture What do you think this quote exposes about Thorin’s… Attitudes? Values? Beliefs?

Examples in The Hobbit Look at the quote in the picture What do you think this quote exposes about Gandalf’s… Attitudes? Values? Beliefs?

Your task for this week… Think about The Hobbit, now that you have completed reading it Consider the values, attitudes and beliefs that the author has placed in the book Answers any two of the questions here in your post Does ‘The Hobbit’ reflect Christian beliefs and values? Can you find evidence within the novel that suggests Tolkien was a person of faith? What lessons can we learn from Bilbo’s adventure? Is he a ‘conqueror’ (Zechariah 4:6)? If you had to explain the message the author is conveying in the book, what would it be? Do Bilbo’s actions reflect an attitude of service or self sacrifice? Provide examples to prove or disprove this Does this attitude bring satisfaction and success or failure and loneliness to Bilbo? What minor characters represent more selfish, self seeking attitudes? What eventually becomes of them? Why might this be?