English 11 Winter Syllabus
   
     
   

Tues., Dec. 1: Read Flannery O'Connor's "The Comforts of Home," 383. Section C, read both "The Comforts..." and "Everything That Rises...," 405.

   
Dec. 2 :Read "Everything That Rises...," 405; section D, read "Revelation," 488, as well as "Everything."    
Dec. 3: : "Revelation," 488    
Dec. 4: "Parker's Back," 510    
Mon., Dec. 7: "Greenleaf,"311    
Dec. 8: Begin essay comparing two O'Connor stories. Your essay is due Dec. 18 by 11:59 p.m.    
     

Dec. 9-18: Work on essay.

 

 

   
Tues., Jan. 5: Read "Spring Rain," 9, and "Idiots First," 273. C, read "Take Pity" and "The Maid's Shoes" as well.    

Jan. 6: "Take Pity," 174, and "The Maid's Shoes," 261; D read "Black Is My Favorite Color" as well.

   
Jan. 7: "Black Is My Favorite Color," 331    

Jan. 8: "The Last Mohican," 200

Mon., Jan. 11: "The German Refugee," 357 and "Rembrandt's Hat," 573

Jan. 12: Read your individually assigned stories.

Jan. 13: B and E summarize your stories for the class, and begin your essay, due Jan. 26.

Jan. 14- Jan. 26: Work on essay.

 

   

 

  Bernard Malamud

Jan. 26: Submit your essay, and begin your author paper, due Feb. 16.

Jan. 26- Feb.16: Work on your author paper.

Feb. 16: Submit your author paper, and begin our unit on satire.

 

Feb. 17: Read "The Mysterious Stranger," 55-69. Section E, read to page 85.

Feb. 18: Read 69-85.

Feb. 19: Read 85-96.

Mon., Feb. 22: 96-108

Feb. 23: 108-end

Feb. 24: Begin satires, due Mar. 4.

 
   
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

 

 

 

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