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SiddharthaBy Herman Hesse
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Religious Influences
  • Hinduism
  • Buddhism

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Vocabulary Chapter 1
  • Ablutions
  • Om
  • Atman
  • Brahmin
  • Upanishads
  • Prajapati
  • Rig Veda
  • samana

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What is the characterization of Siddhartha?
Siddhartha
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Discussion Questions Chapter 1
  • 1.) What is the plot summary of Chapter 1?
  • 2.) How do people react to Siddhartha?
  • -Parents
  • -Govinda
  • -Girls
  • -Everyone (in general)

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Discussion Questions Continued Ch.1
  • 3.) What is the primary conflict introduced in
    this chapter?
  • -Why is he unhappy?
  • -What does he do about it?
  • -How does he convince his father to go? Why not
    just go?
  • -Why is Govinda willing to follow him?
  • 4.) How do you think his life will be as a
    samana? Will his emptiness fade?

7
For Homework
  • Complete Vocabulary List 2
  • Plot summary of Chapter 2
  • Three quotes/questions that stood out to you from
    this chapter or from Chapter 1 (Be sure to have
    an explanation as to why you selected this
    quote/question.)

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Vocabulary Chapter 2
  • Self
  • Reincarnation
  • Ascetic
  • Meditation
  • Nirvana
  • Sakyamuni

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Chapter 3
  • In this discussion today, you will answer a
    series of questions about a section of this
    chapter. Then, we will switch groups and you
    will discuss these questions and answers with
    your new group members.
  • The overall goal is to improve your
    understanding of the chapter and to communicate
    different concepts/ideas about the text.

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Group 1 (pp.25-26)
  • 1.) How popular was the Buddha?
  • 2.) What was a common custom of the two ascetics
    and of Buddha throughout Chapter 3?
  • 3.) Why do they want to know if the lady had seen
    the Buddha? Has she?
  • 4.) What other than the woman saying so,
    encourages Sidd and Govinda that this guy is real?

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Group 2 (pp.27-28)
  • 1.) What did they (Sidd and Govinda) observe when
    they got to the grove?
  • 2.) How were Sidd and Govinda able to pick out
    Buddha from the crowd?
  • 3.) How did the Samanas recognize Buddha in town?
  • 4.) Why was Sidd skeptical of Buddhas teachings?
  • 5.) What does Sidd notice about Buddhas
    appearance?

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Group 3 (pp.29-30)
  • 1.) What was the experience like about hearing
    Buddha preach?
  • 2.) What did Buddha teach?
  • 3.) Describe the smile used to describe his
    voice.
  • 4.) What happened after the sermon?
  • 5.) Why does Govinda join?

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Group 4 (pp. 31-32)
  • 1.) Why wont Sidd join Gautama if he says his
    teachings are good/unflawed?
  • 2.) What are the emotions Sidd felt for Govinda
    when they parted?
  • 3.) Why does Sidd want to speak to the Buddha in
    private?
  • 4.) a. How does Sidd describe Buddhas teachings?
  • b. What shines most from his teachings?
  • 5.) What flaw/objection does Sidd find?

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Group 5 (pp.33-34)
  • 1.) What kind of person is Sidd for having
    questioned the Buddha?
  • 2.) What does the Buddha say about Sidds opinion
    of his teachings?
  • 3.) a. What is not Buddhas goal? b.What is
    Buddhas goal?
  • 4.) How does Sidd respond to Buddhas reply?
    What does he say?
  • 5.)a. What do Buddhas teachings teach?
  • b. What dont they teach?

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Group 6 (pp.35-36)
  • 1.) Why does Buddha feel supported by his
    teachings?
  • 2.) What is Sidds wish for Buddhas followers?
  • 3.)Why is the Buddha concerned about Sidd and too
    much cleverness?
  • 4.)What does Sidd admire about Buddha?
  • 5.) Why does Sidd say Buddha robbed him? What
    did he give him?
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