Raghava KK discusses how his childhood experiences growing up in a Hindu household, attending a Christian school, and living in a Muslim neighborhood influenced his interest in different perspectives. He created an electronic picture book called "Pop-It" that allows children to see how the same events can be portrayed differently from various perspectives by rearranging the order of pictures. KK also provides another example for "Pop-It" showing the different perspectives of Indian independence from the British and Pakistani points of view.

1. Shake up your story
http://www.ted.com/surpriseme/132
Raghava KK
TEDGlobal 2011
Posted Sep 2011

2. Key words
 propaganda
 perspective
 demolish
 bias

3. Questions
 Have you ever read an electronic
book?
 Why was the 5-year-old boy
surprised?
 Which example do you like?

4. Raghava KK
 Who?
-- A contemporary artist from India
http://www.ted.com/speakers/kk_raghava.html

5. 1, Pop-It
 Electronic book for children
Man Woman Man
and and and
Woman
Man Woman

6. 2, Raghava KK’s childhood
 Lived in a Hindu house
 Went to Christians school
 In a Islamic neighborhood
KK

7. 2, Raghava KK’s childhood
Babri Masjid http://en.wikipedia.or
g/wiki/Babri_Mosque
↓
demolished by Hindu activists
↓
A boy, “The Hindus are killing us
Muslims.
↓ Be careful.”
KK, “I’m Hindu.”

8. 3, KK’s another idea for Pop-It
Indian
independence
The British Pakistan’s
perspective perspective

9. KK’s argument
fact ⇔ bias
art / creativity
child-education

10. My opinion
 About electronic book
wonderful!!
inspired by his idea
 About perspectives

11. Questions
 Why was the 5-year-old boy
surprised?
 Which example do you like?