Value of Life.

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Value of Life

Surveying & Predicting What appears to be the purpose of the site? How is the site organized? What do you think might be the purpose of a text like this? Who might use this text? Since this text claims to calculate human life value, do you anticipate that this will have the most connections to Hamlet’s soliloquy, Ebert’s autobiography, or Ripley’s Time article? Why?

First Reading Read through the text below, noting the way that a life’s value is determined by the Human Life Value Calculator. Pay particular attention to the data input, which reflects a twenty-year-old single mother working in a service industry. Try providing different age, gender, occupation, and income information, and then examine the effect on the results. As you make sense of the calculator and its workings, make note of any connections you see to the previous texts we have read.

Strategic Marking of the Text This activity is a variation on the kind of highlighting you did with the Time magazine article. Once again, you will be using two colors to mark the text for two different aspects. This time, however, you will be using the highlighter colors to indicate your own responses to the ideas within the text. With one color, highlight the parts of the text with which you find yourself in agreement. Use the other color to highlight the parts of the text that you either disagree with or that raise questions for you.

Responding to the Text Look over the highlighting you did in the previous step. Write a brief response—no more than eight sentences—to the Human Life Value Calculator Web site. The response should describe what the Web site asserts about a human life’s value and your reactions to those assertions. Remember that your response does not have to be in complete agreement or disagreement with the text; you might agree with some aspects and disagree with others.

Thinking Critically The Web site text you have been studying differs structurally (that is, in the way it is put together) from the previous texts. Make a list of several of the differences between this text and the others. Unlike the other texts, a Human Life Value Calculator has no single identified author. Does the lack of a named author affect your level of belief in the text’s ideas and purpose? How can you find out more about the text and whose interests it represents? Consider the charts that the calculator produces. Does the use of all of the numbers within the charts seem to make a logical argument about the value of life?

Charting Multiple Texts As you did with the previous texts, fill out a chart entry for the Web site. To facilitate this task, you may refer, as needed, to the highlighting you have done, your responses, and the questions (above) you just answered.