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     English 1302-Composition 2 || room 162 T Th room 271:  T Th     08.00 am - 09.15 am
                                                                  
 
     Syllabus || Instructor reserves the right to make changes to Course Outline with advanced notice.
 
     Page numbers below reflect the Ninth Edition of Literature and the Writing Process.
 

   
Week 1         01.18
 
Tuesday:  
Basic introduction
    Essay Guidelines
   
 
Thursday:  
Literary Analysis Process:
    • Guidelines for Reading
    • Intertextuality
    • Literary Devices
              • demo-Critical Analysis and the Reading Process
     
     
  Week 2 01.25
 
Tuesday: 
Types of Conflict
Literary Modes, Movements, and Genres of Literature
              • demo-Conflict and Classifiation
    Definitions of: Myth • Fable • Parable • Folk Tales
              • demo-Definitions of Early Genres
    Myth: Herakles Wrestling Death from the Greek Myth "Admetus and Alcestis"
Fable: Aesop, "The Old Man and Death"
Parable: Buddha, "The Parable of the Elephant"
Folk Tales: Alabama-Coushatta Native American Folk Tale
         >Coyote as Trickster-Animal Spirit Guide
   
 
Thursday: 
Figurative Language • Archetypes and Symbol • Elements of Fairy Tales
              • demo
 
Creating a Literary Analysis
              • demo-Literary Criticism Overview-part 1
          • demo-Freytag's Pyramid
     
     
  Week 3 02.01
 
Tuesday: 
Jakob & Wilhelm Grimm “The Goose Girl”
   
 
Thursday: 
Jakob & Wilhelm Grimm “God Father Death”
    Short Story Structure • Setting • Creating a Literary Analysis-part 2
              • demo-Comparisons of Elements
          • demo-Literary Criticism Overview-part 2
              • Item of Interest: Blog Commentary from SurLaLune
 
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Assignment 1: Comparison/Contrast Analysis
     
     
  Week 4 02.06
 
Tuesday:  
Nathaniel Hawthorne, “The Birthmark” p 225
              • demo-Fertility Symbols
              • demo 2-Nathaniel Hawthorne and Transcendentalism
   
 
Thursday:  
Nathaniel Hawthorne, “The Birthmark” p 225
 
 
Edgar Allan Poe, “The Cask of Amontillado” p 236
              • demo-Types of Narration and Irony
              • demo-Gothic Ideology
              • demo-Atmospheric Setting
     
     
  Week 5 - Week 6 02.15 - 02.24
 
Tuesday:  
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, “The Yellow Wallpaper”     supplemental
              • demo-Gilman
   
 
Thursday: 
William Faulkner, “A Rose for Emily” p 287
              • demo-Faulkner
              • demo-Definition of Tragic Hero
          >Faulkner's Interpretation
          >William Faulkner on the Web