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This is a general overview. All classwork and homework will be announced in class and or posted on the blog. There will be extensive reading and writing in this

class so please come to class on a regular basis. Literature Circles, Workshop dates and Homework Assignments will be announced in class and are subject tochange.

Papers: All final drafts must be handed in on the dates they are due. Failure to hand in your papers will greatly affect your grade. You will be given theopportunity to revise.See Syllabus: Rules for Revising

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8

8/30

Introductions

Define Literature?Form & StructureProsePoetry

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Sign into Blog

9/6

Elements ofDrama Cont

9/13

Continuation ofDrama Unit

______________Literature Workshop______________

A Streetcar NamedDesire by

TennesseeWilliams

9/20

LiteratureWorkshop/FishbowlDiscussion

Symbols & Motifs_________________

Discuss -Paper # 1

9/27

Short StoryDiscussion -Elements of FictionCharacter AnalysisPoint of View________________

The Storm by KateChopin

10/4

TwentiethCenturyWomens RightsMovements

Workshop &Discussion

Interpreter ofMaladies byJhumpaLahiri

10/11

A Hunger Artistby Franz Kafka

10/18

Comparing &ContrastingCharacters inFiction

ConnectingThemes&Interpreting,LiteratureWorkshop

9/1Elements ofDrama

Begin Drama UnitG

reek Tragedy,Tragic HeroIrony, Character,Plot & Theme

Antigone bySophocles

9/8

AntigonebySophocles

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Irony- Verbal& Situational

9/15

LiteratureCircle/SocraticSeminar

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Theme, Character,Setting TimePeriod

Paper # 12 pagesDue TodayMLA FormatIn-Text Citation +

Works Cited

Begin Short StoryUnit

__________________A& P by JohnUpdike PostModernism

9/29Elements of aStory & LiteraryElements

Literature Circles

The YellowWallpaperbyCharlotte Perkins-Gillman

10/6

Theme AnalysisAuthor &Purpose

Time Period_______________LiteratureWorkshop

10/13

ExistentialismandModernism:

Kafka

_____________AllegoryThemePOV

10/20

Paper #22-3 pagesDue Today

MLA FormatIn-Text Citation

The Birth-Markby NathanielHawthorne

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Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15

10/25

Short Story UnitContinues

________________Allusion, Allegory& The HumanCondition inHawthornes TheBirth-Mark

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Romanticism &Transcendentalism

11/1

MidtermReview

11/8

Election Day

No Classes_______________Begin Poetry Unit

_____________Introduction toPoetry: Structure& Form

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Imagism

11/15

Figurative

Language/ Allusion___________________

Selections fromdiverse poets inFamily: An Album

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Workshop:Writing PoetryAnalyzing Poetry

11/22

Paper #3

3-4 pagesDue TodayMLA- In TextCitation & WorksCited

Poetry Unit

ContinuedPreparation forFinal Paper

11/29

Poetry In Motion

Sound DevicesSelections fromThe Sounds ofPoetry

12/6

Final Paper Due

Today4 5 pages

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Presentations Begin:

Students will presentFinal Papers

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10/27

Literature Circle

Romanticism &Transcendentalism

11/3

Midterm

In Class Essay

11/10

Poetry Out Loud/Poetry as a spokenlanguage

Continuation of

Romantic AlbumTheme & Tone

11/17

Poetry/WritingWorkshops

Speaker & SettingSelections fromCultural Homelands:An Album Pg. 539

Diverse Poets

11/24

ThanksgivingBreak- No classes

12/1

Last Day beforethe final paper isdue:

Review concepts

12/8

Presentations

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*Creative Assignments to look forward to: RAFT, Panel Discussions, Character Diaries, Informal Presentations, Blogging& Fishbowls.

Note: Throughout the semester you will discover that lectures, literary and writing workshops, blog assignments, creative projects and writtenassignments will be announced in class. This is a general timeline of the curriculum. Dates and lessons are subject to change. Announcements

regarding any changes will be made in class in advance.

Week 16 Week 17

12/13

Student Presentations

12/20

Finals Week Revisions

12/15

Last Day of Classes

Student Presentations Continue

Graded Finals will be distributed

12/22

Final Paper- Revised Papers will beDistributed