Reading CritiquesWorld LitDr. KnutsonYou will be turning in Reading Critiques over the course of the semester, each over one of the major readings discussed in class. For the reading critique, YOU DO NOT WRITE A SUMMARY of the events in the story. Instead, you need to ANALYZE what you have read. In other words, you give your own personal view of what you have read. […]

The task is basically simple I’ve sent the instructions below and the scoring rubric for the task. It should be 1 full page long or 2, Ive sent you the book also , you only have to skim  reading this part: Iser, “The Reading Process — A Phenomenological Approach” (skim) . The task will be about on the section you read , Ive attached the […]

III. Reading Response (30%): A reading response is due at the beginning of class every Thursday on the assigned reading to be discussed for that day. Students are responsible for bringing a printed copy in person to class. Late submissions of reading responses or non-in-person submissions are accepted with a penalty of ten points in reduction. The reading response must be typed in the following […]

Discussion Threads are a place for you to ask questions, engage with your TAs and peers, to find collaborators, and generally deepen your engagement with the course and your own learning. You should think of these posts as mini papers. Write in complete sentences, do not use bullet points or ellipses. Your response should be between 250-500 words. The style of your post can be […]

Review pages 1182 – 1184. Describe two or three instances where Hansberry effectively uses stage direction to help communicate important themes in the play. Quote specifically from the play and be sure to explain what themes are being suggested.  Your postings will be reviewed according to the following criteria:      Writing well-developed paragraphs relevant to the prompt(s) (minimum 300 words).     Be sure that your thesis is […]

Instructions Plays are meant to be performed, rather than read. The purpose of dramatic arts often extends far beyond the words written on a page; staging, lighting, costumes intonation, expression, and audience experience are all part of the experience of a theatrical production. To develop your understanding of the cultural role of the dramatic arts, you will view a production of a play this week […]

 Journal Instructions and Topic Choices Three journals are required during the semester. Journals must be written on current readings. Journals are due on Thursdays. Only one journal can be written per week. Journals need to written in MLA format. They should be AT LEAST 15 sentences and include a thesis that introduces the work, the author, and the journal topic. Journals are not summaries. If […]

While its roots run deep historically, Rationalism—a general philosophy emphasizing human reason and innate ideas (i.e., ideas/capacities that are naturally developing in human beings or present at birth)—has recently been reinvigorated by emerging science pertaining to the remarkable cognitive abilities of human babies and nonhuman primates.  Indeed, as noted in this week’s Chapter Guide, one of the strongest sources of support for the rationalist theory of […]

Discussion Threads are a place for you to ask questions, engage with your TAs and peers, to find collaborators, and generally deepen your engagement with the course and your own learning. You should think of these posts as mini papers. Write in complete sentences, do not use bullet points or ellipses. Your response should be between 250-500 words. The style of your post can be […]

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