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20 Oct Two poems are attached. ? Economic self-interest. Scapegoating. Nationalism. ? Single voice. Transference.? Pure?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-tixIk2Ks0 Two poems are attached. Economic self-interest. Scapegoating. Nationalism. Single voice. Transference. “Pure” race consciousness. Worship. These poems represent lost lives, forever tortured lives, a homeland, and “never again.” 6 million Jews. 6 million others> political dissidents, Jehovah’s Witnesses, gypsies, handicapped, elderly, the...

20 Oct Please study the class site. Read the poems. Please prepare a chart that compares and contrasts these two poems.

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Please study the class site. Read the poems. Please prepare a chart that compares and contrasts these two poems. There are always the obvious categories. Try to expand your horizon and offer insightful ways of seeing, if you can. The following may be copied...

18 Oct To what extent do these influences become part of their work and how authors communicate their feelings/beliefs

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To what extent do these influences become part of their work and how authors communicate their feelings/beliefs about the world around them? How is the authors writing an analysis of the social, economic, and cultural values of that time period. How is it a reflection...

17 Oct Many poets of the Harlem Renaissance made extensive use of the sonnet form; module 2 contains examples such as Coun

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Many poets of the Harlem Renaissance made extensive use of the sonnet form; module 2 contains examples such as Countee Cullen's "From the Dark Tower," Helene Johnson's "Sonnet to a Negro in Harlem," and Claude McKay's "If We Must Die." Write...

17 Oct Complete the A Great Composer? table by doing and answering the following: a. Compare any two (2) different histori

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Instructions: 1. Complete the A “Great Composer” table by doing and answering the following: a. Compare any two (2) different historical periods that you have read about in this course: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Contemporary. b. Who are all the most influential...

17 Oct Choose one of the four online performances below to watch. You will need ppaper and pen to take notes. Some student

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Choose one of the four online performances below to watch. You will need ppaper and pen to take notes. Some students find it helpful to make a chart beforehand of the musical elements and write comments in each category about each piece or movement on...

11 Oct Week1 To prepare for this discussion, review the following three YouTube videos The Importance of Literature: The I

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Week1 To prepare for this discussion, review the following three YouTube videos The Importance of Literature: The Importance of Literature An introduction to the discipline of Literature: An introduction to the discipline of Literature What is literature for? What is Literature for? After, reviewing the...

11 Oct Prepare a five slide power point on some aspect of the The Falling Girl.? Substantiate with detail and quotes from

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Prepare a five slide power point on some aspect of the The Falling Girl. Substantiate with detail and quotes from the work. Some thoughts to get you brainstorming: Who is her competition? Be careful. There is vicarious enjoyment permeating this story. Time (obviously) Choices...

11 Oct Here is my confession:? I see no humor?in this play.? It is?labeled?a tragi-comedy.? Classes ‘go to town’ on the pl

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Here is my confession: I see no humor in this play. It is labeled a tragi-comedy. Classes "go to town" on the play finding nuance and craven behaviors, plays on words/double entendres, human depravity, odd man out, and plot twists. They have pointed out phrases and circumstances and ironies. While you...

11 Oct For this short story, let us ask questions.? Deep thinker questions.? Really get into the heart or gut of the story

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For this short story, let us ask questions. Deep thinker questions. Really get into the heart or gut of the story questions. Structural questions. Reason questions. Character questions. Title questions. Yes, questions. The right questions are keys to life. Properly sculpted, they can release,...