If you would like some guidance with Pride and Prejudice

Pride And Prejudice Student Review Packet

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The Metaphor

From Their Eyes Were Watching God

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EXTRA CREDIT POETRY ESSAY (I strongly suggest all of you do this essay)

For Extra Credit: Complete the first essay in the packet, a comparision of the poems "Five a.m." and "Five Flights Up."
Your first draft of this essay will be collected on Tuesday, December 15th.

Practice Essays

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Revision Work from 12/10

Introductions: http://www.revizr.com/documents/980?pass=5fd7a871ebfd2ac2ab20

Body Paragraphs: http://www.revizr.com/documents/981?pass=be01861babab6959dd97

Conclusions: http://www.revizr.com/documents/982?pass=0d6b530a035f1a683a06

Homework for the week of 11/30

Monday - Ch. 11 p. 822-830, "Traveling through the Dark" p. 835, write mc questions on the ning.

Tuesday - Ch. 12 p.838-853, "Quinceanera" p. 859, write mc questions on the ning.

Wednesday - Ch. 13 p. 864-875, Ch. 14 p.885-891

Thursday - Ch. 15 p. 903-906, Ch. 16 p. 915-916

Friday - Outside Reading blog post due Sunday 7 a.m.

Be sure to get a copy of Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston by Monday, 12/7.

If you missed class on Tuesday, 11/24

Please take a look at the poem "Sorting Laundry" on page 767. We will be discussing it in class on Wednesday.

Homework for the week of 11/23

Monday - Chapter 7 p.756-766 - Read and take notes. Ning response to "The History Teacher" 769

Tuesday - Chapter 8 p. 779-781 and Chapter 9 p. 791-795 Read and take notes.

Wednesday - Outside reading 50-100 pages. Blog post due 7am on 12/6.

Online Poetry Assignment

Due Monday, November 22, 2009

This week you have read from Sound and Sense regarding imagery, simile/metaphor, personification, apostrophe, metonymy/synecdoche, symbol, and allegory. Choose three of the aforementioned devices, and find a song or poem that clearly demonstrates each device. Post each example as a blog post on the ning. Use the device as the title of the post, copy and paste the poem or song with the title and author in the post, and underline the examples of the device. You may not use any poems from Sound and Sense. Please see my post as a model of this assignment.

http://englishbaione-doda.ning.com/profiles/blogs/imagery-1

Homework for the week of 11/16

Check email for ning. Then make sure you join the 12th Grade AP Literature Group.

Monday - Read and take notes on p.668-677. Read and annotate "Break of Day" on p.677. http://englishbaione-doda.ning.com/

Tuesday - Read and take notes on p.686-692. Read and annotate "Naming of Parts" on p.692.
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Wednesday - Read and take notes on p.700-703. Read and annotate "The Widow's Lament in Springtime" on p.704. http://englishbaione-doda.ning.com/

Thursday - Read and take notes on p.714-724. Read and annotate "To His Coy Mistress" on p.730. Outside Reading Choices due tomorrow. http://englishbaione-doda.ning.com/

Friday - Read and take notes on p.734-745. Online assignment http://englishbaione-doda.ning.com/

Poetry Begins Monday

Don't forget to bring Structure, Sound, and Sense to class on Monday.

Portrait Essay Exam tomorrow

Portrait Chapter Three Chiasmus Notes

Chiasmus Chapter Threenotes

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Portrait Ch.3 Questions due on Wednesday

Chapter Three Questions

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update

Portraits due Monday 800-1500 words

Apstyleportrait

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Up to date due dates

Blog post due tomorrow.

Rewrites due Wednesday.

Chapter 3 due Friday.

Self-portraits due Monday.

Due Date Reminders

Read Portrait chapter 2 by Friday, 10/16


Round One Eggers vs. Joyce rewrites due Friday 10/16


Round Two Eggers vs. Joyce rewrites due Wednesday 10/21


Blog posts due Tuesday 10/20


Self Portraits due Friday 10/23

Due Dates

Tuesday, October 13th - Blog post due.

Friday, October 16th - Chapter Two of Portrait due

Tuesday, October 20th - Blog post due

Friday, October 23th - Chapter Three of Portrait due and YOUR PORTRAITS DUE TO www.turnitin.com

A Portrait of the Young Man/Woman as an Artist/Athlete/Musician/Fashionista/Skater/Actor/Activist/Ithinkyougettheidea

Take a picture of yourself with the appropriate background.

Write a portrait of yourself that models Joyce’s intentions when writing both Dubliners and Portrait. In these works, “He adopts an attitude of “scrupulous meanness” toward his characters, in which Joyce balances sympathy and objectivity. This balance exhibits both factual information and sympathetic understanding of characters. Evidence of this style lies in Joyce’s tongue-in-cheek objectivity, subtle comment, careful crafting of tone and images, and demonstration of conflict in characters’ intentions and actions.”

Your portrait should be a minimum of 300 words and a maximum of 1500 words. You must submit both a printed copy with your picture portrait and an electronic copy to www.turnitin.com by Friday, October 23, 2009.

Class Project - Woohoo!

Preparing To Read James Joyce

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This is the edition of Portrait you should get if you are planning on purchasing it.

The Essay Due Date Has Been Moved to Wednesday

Your first paper of comparison

Write an essay of comparison analyzing the way in which each author uses specific literary and rhetorical devices to create a theme common to both works.

Click the pictures below to link to the stories: "Eveline" by James Joyce and "What It Means When A Crowd In A Faraway Nation Takes A Soldier Representing Your Own Nation, Shoots Him, Drags Him From His Vehicle, and Then Mutilates Him In The Dust" by Dave Eggers.

All papers are due to http://www.turnitin.com/ by Tuesday, September 29th at 7 a.m.

Good luck!

Welcome to AP Literature!

Course Outline

0910 Course Outlineap

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Outside Reading Project

0910 Outside Reading

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"On Wanting to Have at Least Three Walls Up Before She Gets Home" by Dave Eggers

On Wanting To Have At Least Three Walls Up Before She Gets Home

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Terms to Know by Friday

Terms To Know By9.11.20120

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