Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Due the Monday after Spring Break
Discuss Gatsby 5-6
Importance thinking activity. (See research paper site for explanation.)
NOTE: The "Thinking Activity" will only be complete for 2 or your importance quotations. Use this time to reserach additional importance quotations if necessary.
Importance thinking activity. (See research paper site for explanation.)
NOTE: The "Thinking Activity" will only be complete for 2 or your importance quotations. Use this time to reserach additional importance quotations if necessary.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Due 3/17
1. What is important about the information given about Dexter’s family background?
2. Why do you think that Dexter quits his job as caddy?
3. What is important about how Dexter makes his money?
4. What is important about Judy’s physical description?
5. What is interesting about Dexter and Judy’s relationship?
6. What is important about the physical contrast between Judy and Irene?
7. What is important about the description of Judy on the top right margin of page 740?
8. What is significant about Judy being gone during the time of Dexter’s engagement?
9. What other story ending is the ending of this story similar to?
10. Why is Dexter so upset at hearing about Judy’s “fate” at the end of the story?
11. What is important about the character of Mr. Hendricks?
12. Why are Dexter’s dreams described as “winter dreams”? What suggestions does the idea of winter have?
13. Find moments when you here a strong narrative voice. What role does the narrator seem to play in this story?
14. What other ways, not previously mentioned, does this story serve as a microcosm of life during this 1920’s?
2. Why do you think that Dexter quits his job as caddy?
3. What is important about how Dexter makes his money?
4. What is important about Judy’s physical description?
5. What is interesting about Dexter and Judy’s relationship?
6. What is important about the physical contrast between Judy and Irene?
7. What is important about the description of Judy on the top right margin of page 740?
8. What is significant about Judy being gone during the time of Dexter’s engagement?
9. What other story ending is the ending of this story similar to?
10. Why is Dexter so upset at hearing about Judy’s “fate” at the end of the story?
11. What is important about the character of Mr. Hendricks?
12. Why are Dexter’s dreams described as “winter dreams”? What suggestions does the idea of winter have?
13. Find moments when you here a strong narrative voice. What role does the narrator seem to play in this story?
14. What other ways, not previously mentioned, does this story serve as a microcosm of life during this 1920’s?
Monday, March 15, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Due Wednesday, 3/10
We mention discussed the upcoming Realism/Early Modernism Test. Your test will be on Thursday.
For Wednesday, you need to have read, "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" and "A Worn Path." These are both in your book, but I'm including the links for your convenience.
The essay on Modernism in your book (693-707) should be read before your exam on Thursday.
Your Citation Outline will be due 3/15. I will try my best to return your Importance Quotations before this weekend. More information is available on the research paper site.
For Wednesday, you need to have read, "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" and "A Worn Path." These are both in your book, but I'm including the links for your convenience.
The essay on Modernism in your book (693-707) should be read before your exam on Thursday.
Your Citation Outline will be due 3/15. I will try my best to return your Importance Quotations before this weekend. More information is available on the research paper site.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Due March 8th!
Importance Cards!
Please include a current version of your thesis statement on the top of your assignment. Also, remember to indicate what your top 4 quotations are.
Please include a current version of your thesis statement on the top of your assignment. Also, remember to indicate what your top 4 quotations are.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Due 3/3
Write a 1 to 1 1/2 page reflection on the play Trifles, by Susan Glaspell. Consider such things as symbolism, gender identity, character motivations, parallel themes, or whatever else strikes your fancy. There is no structure requirement, but maintain a formal academic voice, so no "I" or "you."
A link to the play is available here:
Mr. Wright (dead)
Mrs. Wright (in jail)
Mr. Henderson (attorney-Marcus)
Mr. Hale (Farmer-Mychal)
Mr. Peters (Sheriff-Clayton)
Mrs. Peters (Bridget)
Mrs. Hale (Robyn)
A link to the play is available here:
Mr. Wright (dead)
Mrs. Wright (in jail)
Mr. Henderson (attorney-Marcus)
Mr. Hale (Farmer-Mychal)
Mr. Peters (Sheriff-Clayton)
Mrs. Peters (Bridget)
Mrs. Hale (Robyn)
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