Due to illness, I must cancel class tonight. Therefore, some changes need to be made on the schedule. I have reproduced below what is reflected on the Schedule, Readings, and Rubrics page.
Stay tuned for a forthcoming study guide for the final exam on 5/21.
Best,
s.
M 4/23
: CLASS CANCELED
M 4/30
: RL – Intro to Nonfiction (78-82)
: RL – Woolf, “The Death of the Moth” (895-898)
: e-jrnl#7
M 5/7
: Revised Short Paper #3 Due
: RL – Walker, “To Hell with Dying” (1180-1185)
: RL – Gould, "The Median Isn't the Message" (1131-1135)
: e-jrnl#8
M 5/14
: Final Paper Due
M 5/21
: Final Exam (6p in 2A05)
Monday, April 23
HW#7 -- Nonfictive Nature
Please answer the following prompt in response to Virginia Woolf's "The Death of the Moth" (895-897).
How do you see nature? As benign, hostile, indifferent, restorative, or wondrous? An inspiration or an obstacle? In a poem entitled "The Tables Turned," William Wordsworth writes, "Come forth into the light of things / Let nature be your teacher." To what extent has nature been a teacher in your own life? Include in your response your own experiences and compare and contrast them to the perspectives expressed in Woolf's text. (Due 4/30)
How do you see nature? As benign, hostile, indifferent, restorative, or wondrous? An inspiration or an obstacle? In a poem entitled "The Tables Turned," William Wordsworth writes, "Come forth into the light of things / Let nature be your teacher." To what extent has nature been a teacher in your own life? Include in your response your own experiences and compare and contrast them to the perspectives expressed in Woolf's text. (Due 4/30)
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