Is it a good thing for people to believe that no one is better than anyone else? Would it be a good thing if, in fact, no person were better than any other person?.Why do you think it adopted its practices of making everyone equal in brains, beauty, and brawn?.Are there positive aspects of this society? What is lacking? It thus invites us to think about the society presented its rebellious genius, Harrison Bergeron as well as Vonnegut’s purpose. Kurt Vonnegut’s story paints a picture of a society that few of us would gladly embrace, even those of us who care deeply about social equality. These videos are meant to raise additional questions and enhance discussion, not replace it. Ceaser (University of Virginia) about the story. Kass, and Diana Schaub converse with guest host James W. This Launchpad, adapted from, provides background materials and discussion questions to enhance your reading and understanding of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.’s 1961 short story “ Harrison Bergeron.” After reading the story, you can click on the videos to hear editors Amy A.
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