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WRT 120 Syllabus
Lit 165 Syllabus
About the Instructor
Fundamental Questions About Literature
Critical Approaches to Literature
Approaching Literature
Ambiguity
Critical Thinking and Reading Literature
Notes on Four Short Stories
Defining the Short Story
The Genesis of the Short Story
The Art of the Short Story
Responding to 'The Birthmark'
Notes on Nathaniel Hawthorne
A Guided Reading of 'Bartleby'
'Bartleby--Questions for Analysis
A Cultural Context for 'Bartleby'
A Vocabulary for Fiction and Beyond
Notes on Innovative Fiction
Young Man on Sixth Avenue
A Study Guide for the Fiction Exam
Defining Poetry
Reading Poetry
The Craft of Poetry: Imagery
Supplemental Poems
The Craft of Poetry: Sound
The Craft of Poetry: Structure
Lines of Continuity
Study Guide for the Poetry Exam
The Birth of Greek Tragedy
Stepping Through OEDIUPS THE KING
Aristotle's 'Tragic Hero'
Questions for Studying OEDIUPS
The Relevance of OEDIPUS Today
Study Guide for the Drama Exam
Understanding the 'Rhetorical Situation'
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*** MWF section (12:00 - 1:00 PM) *** Please
note that class will not meet on Friday, April 18th. |
MWF 12-1pm section:
the drama exam is scheduled for Friday, April 25, 2003.
TR 11-12:15pm
section: the poetry exam is scheduled for Thursday, April 24, 2003.
M 7:15-10pm evening
section: the poetry exam is scheduled for Monday, April 28, 2003.
The Study Guide for the Drama Exam is now available online.
The last day to hand in extra credit assignments is the last day of class before the final exam period. Extra credit papers must be 3-5 pages, typed. The topic should come from one of the questions on pp. 1536-38 in your textbook. If you have an original topic you'd like to pursue, but you can't find a way to pursue it using the questions on those pages, please consult me first if you want to ensure that you receive credit for your work.