American Literature 245 FALL QUARTER 2002 J. Roth 10/04/02
54 CLASS
DAYS; 4 FINAL EXAM DAYS; 5 HOLIDAY/NON-SCHEDULED CLASS DAYS
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MONDAY |
TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
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16
Sept. Intro and Syllabus |
19 pp. 1-9 (1-10) Verrazzanno, pp.
10-16 (11-17); Cabeza de Vaca, pp. 17-26 (17-26) |
20 John Smith, pp. 32-45 (32-45); |
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3 William Bradford, pp. 46-61
(45-60); Thomas Morton, pp. 62-69 (60-67) Journal
#1 due |
24 Computer Lab Orientation—Room
1220-G |
25 Anne Bradstreet, pp. 84-86
(82-84); selected poems; Meditations, pp. 104-107 (101-104);
Puritanism, pp. 109-111 (4-6) Mary Rowlandson, pp. 125-137 (117-128) |
26 Rowlandson, pp. 137-149 (129-140). Journal
#2 due |
27 Samuel
Sewall pp. 150-161 (140-151) |
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30
John Woolman pp. 239-253 (257-271) |
1
OCT. Computer Lab—Journal work Journal #3 due |
2 Jonathan
Edwards, pp. 290-291; pp. 309-318; skim “Sinners. . . ,” pp. 298-309
(222-223; 240-249; Skim 230-240) |
3 Benjamin Franklin, pp. 318-320;
pp. pp. 342-345; Letters 365, 369; Speech pp. 370-371. (293-295, 316-319,
Letters 340, 344, Speech . . .
346-7 Journal #4 Due |
4
Thomas Paine, pp. 371-373; Browse pp. 374-388; Read pp. 388-395
(347-349; Browse 349-363; Read 363-369) |
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7 Thomas Jefferson pp. 412-416
(393-397); The Federalist p. 443, pp. 446-451 (429, 432-437) Journal
#5 due |
8 Review |
9 Experience
#1 |
10 Open |
11 The
Native American Heritage--pp. 533-551 (522-539) Journal
#6 due |
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14 Introduction
to Poetry Romanticism
Bryant—pp.817-818 Poems that begin on p.819, 821, 822, 823
(top), 826 (bottom), 829 (top), 836. (820-822;Poems
that begin on 822,824, 825, 826 top, 829, 831(bottom), 838) |
15 Computer Lab
Journal #7 is due at the end of the hour.
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16 Continue Bryant
and his poetry from Monday’s assignments |
17 Open |
18 Faculty Work Day |
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21 Transcendentalism, pp. 877-878; Emerson, pp. 879-880;
poems 986, 988 center, 992 top, 994 center, 994 bottom, 1000 (Old Edition: Emerson—pp.868-870; Poems 985, 987 top, 990,
1000, 1009 Journal #8 is
due |
22 Thoreau,
1020-1022; Essay pp. 1202-1215 (Old Edition Thoreau—1034-1036; Essay
1211-1223) |
23 Poe, pp. 1228-1230; Poems 1233 bottom; 1234 bottom; 1241 center; 1241 bottom; 1251 bottom (Old Edition Poe—pp. 1236-1238; Poems 1241, 1242 bottom, 1246,
1248, 1249 both, 1258) |
24 Introduction
to Fiction |
25 No class—portfolio reading |
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28 More
Poe: Short Stories beginning on pages 1262 and 1275, (Old Edition Short
stories beginning on pages 1269 and 1281) Narrative
Point of View plus other |
29 Lab Activity—to be
announced |
30 Poe story beginning on p.1291 (1297). Journal
#9 is due |
31 Hawthorne, pp.
1303-1305 Story 1318-1326 (Old Edition Hawthorne—1323-1325;
Story 1337-1345) |
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4
NOV. Hawthorne story
1332-1340 (Old
Edition 1355-1363) Journal #10 is
due |
5 Hawthorne story 1347-1357 (Old Edition 1370-1379) |
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HOLIDAY |
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15 |
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27 No scheduled classes |
28 HOLIDAY |
29
HOLIDAY |
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2
DEC. |
3 |
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5 No class |
6
Distance Learning Final Testing Day |
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FINALS |
10
FINALS |
11
FINALS |
12
Faculty Work Day |
13
Faculty Work Day |