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WEEK 3: REALISM

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MONDAY

Exam: Division

Lecture: Realism

TUESDAY

Lecture: Realism

WEDNESDAY

Lecture: Bret Harte

Read: “The Outcasts of Poker Flat”

THURSDAY

In-Class: Indexed Notes

FRIDAY

Discuss: “The Outcasts of Poker Flat”

WEEKEND

Relax

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Course Orientation

Syllabus

Letter Home

Explore Your Book

Semester 1 Final Exam Study Guide

Semester 2 Final Exam Study Guide

Reading Selections

Douglass and Truth

The Yellow Wall-Paper

Up from Slavery

The Souls of Black Folk

"Booker T. and W.E.B." (Poem)

Gatsby Book Review

Graphic Organizers

Lit Terms

Observation vs. Insight

Annotative Bookmark

My Mythology

Puritan Theology: The Crucible

Indexed Notes

Distilled Notes

Pen Your Own Poem

Lectures

Pre-Columbian

Colonialism

Enlightenment

Romanticism

• Part 1

• Part 2

• Part 3

• Part 4

• Scarlet Letter

Division

Realism

Modernism

• The Great Gatsby

• Modern Poetry

• The Harlem Renaissance

Postmodernism

• Catcher Video 1

• Catcher Video 2

• Catcher Video 3

Research Handouts

Timetable

Guidelines

Working Bibliography

Cornell Notes

Working Thesis and Outline

Rubrics

Formal Outline

Rough Draft

Peer Review

Research Samples

Working Bibliography

Cornell Notes

Formal Outline

Formal Paper

Research Resources

The Scarlet Letter (Abridged)

Purdue Online Writing Lab

Department Guidelines (Unabridged)

Unusual Source Cards

WORK SAMPLES

My Mythology

• Clouds

• Dr. Pepper

Indexed Notes

• Devil and Tom Walker

• Fall of the House of Usher

• Great Gatsby

Annotation

• Outcasts of Poker Flat

• The Yellow Wall-Paper

Distilled Notes

• Douglas and Truth

Pen Your Own Poem

• Example 1

• Example 2

• Example 3