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Introduction to Literature
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Mục lục· 123 mục
- 01: Genre Introduction
- 1.01: Poetry Literary Terms- A Guide
- 1.02: Free Verse
- 1.03: Billy Collins- A Poet Speaks Out
- 1.04: Approaching Poetry (Includes Free Verse)
- 1.05: Approaching Poetry
- 1.06: Defining Literature
- 1.07: Introduction to American Literature
- 1.08: Introduction to Fiction
- 1.09: The Difference Between Fiction and Nonfiction
- 1.10: Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
- 1.11: Introduction to Plays and Film
- 1.12: Reading a Play
- 1.13: Reading Poetry
- 1.14: Poetry Lesson Presentation
- 02: Literary Conventions
- 2.01: Point of View
- 2.02: Perspective and Point of View
- 2.03: Literary Terms
- 2.04: Elements of Literature
- 2.05: The Rough Guide to Literary Style a Historical Overview
- 2.06: Theme
- 2.07: Conflict
- 2.08: Symbols in Literature
- 2.09: Symbolism
- 2.10: Characters and Characterization
- 2.11: Metaphor
- 03: Writing About Literature
- 3.01: Creating MLA Works Cited Entries
- 3.02: MLA In-Text Citations
- 3.03: Annotated Bibliographies- An Illustrated Guide
- 3.04: How to Read Like a Writer
- 3.05: Modes of Exposition
- 3.06: Reading to Write Effectively
- 3.07: How to Write With Style
- 3.08: Creating an Effective Style
- 3.09: Structure in Literary Essays
- 3.10: Distinguish Between Primary and Secondary Sources
- 3.11: Using Databases- Periodical Indexes and Abstracts
- 3.12: Writing an Introduction to a Literary Analysis Essay
- 04: Literary Analysis
- 4.01: Finding Literary Criticism
- 4.02: Multicultural Societies Explained
- 4.03: The Nature of Analysis
- 4.04: How to Analyze a Novel
- 4.05: How to Analyze a Short Story
- 4.06: How to Analyze Poetry
- 4.07: How to Analyze a Film
- 4.08: Introduction to Critical Theory
- 4.09: Reader-Response Criticism In Brief
- 4.10: Reader-Response Criticism
- 4.11: New Criticism
- 05: Poetry Readings and Responses
- 5.01: Ezra Pound Hugh Selwyn Mauberley 1920
- 5.02: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Selected Works 1855
- 5.03: Theodore Roethke My Papas Waltz 1961
- 5.04: Reader-response to My Papas Waltz
- 5.05: Christina Rossetti Goblin Market 1862
- 5.06: William Shakespeare Sonnets 1609
- 5.07: Percy Bysshe Shelley Ode to the West Wind 1891
- 5.08: Phillis Wheatley Poems on Various Subjects Religious and Moral 1773
- 5.09: Walt Whitman When I Heard the Learnd Astronomer 1865
- 5.10: William Carlos Williams The Red Wheelbarrow 1962
- 5.11: Maya Angelou On the Pulse of Morning 1993
- 5.12: Additional Poems
- 5.13: Billy Collins The Lanyard 2007
- 5.14: Emily Dickinson Poems Series One 1890
- 5.15: Emily Dickinson Wild nights Wild nights 1861
- 5.16: Robert Frost Acquainted with the Night 1923
- 5.17: Robert Frost The Lockless Door 1920
- 5.18: Langston Hughes Let America Be America Again 1935
- 5.19: Edgar Allen Poe The Complete Poetical Works 1845
- 5.20: Edgar Allan Poe The Raven 1845
- 06: Drama Readings and Responses
- 6.01: Oscar Wilde The Importance of Being Earnest 1895
- 6.02: Critical Reviews of Film Version of The Importance of Being Earnest
- 6.03: Anton Chekhov The Bear 1888
- 6.04: Anton Chekhov The Cherry Orchard 1904
- 6.05: Anton Chekhov The Three Sisters 1900
- 6.06: Susan Glaspell Inheritors 1921
- 6.07: Susan Glaspell The Outside 1916
- 6.08: Susan Glaspell Trifles 1916
- 6.09: Susan Glaspell The Verge 1921
- 6.10: Langston Hughes and Zora Hurston The Mule-Bone 1930
- 6.11: Henrik Ibsen A Dolls House 1879
- 07: Fiction Readings and Responses
- 7.01: Philip K. Dick Beyond the Door 1954
- 7.02: Charles Dickens The Signal-Man 1866
- 7.03: Arthur Conan Doyle Scandal in Bohemia 1891
- 7.04: F. Scott Fitzgerald The Ice Palace 1920
- 7.05: Nathaniel Hawthorne Ethan Brand 1850
- 7.06: Nathaniel Hawthorne Young Goodman Brown 1835
- 7.07: Critical Responses to Young Goodman Brown
- 7.08: Kelly Link The Specialists Hat 1998
- 7.09: Charlotte Perkins Gilman The Yellow Wallpaper 1892
- 7.10: Saki The Open Window 1914
- 7.11: Louisa May Alcott Scarlet Stockings 1869
- 7.12: Mary Shelley The Mortal Immortal 1833
- 7.13: Jim Shepard The Zero Meter Diving Team 2007
- 7.14: Mark Twain Eves Diary 1905
- 7.15: Madhuri Vijay Lorry Raja 2012
- 7.16: Analysis of Lorry Raja
- 7.17: Ambrose Bierce The Middle Toe of the Right Foot 1890
- 7.18: Henry Cuyler Bunner The Nice People 1890
- 7.19: Willa Cather On the Gulls Road 1908
- 7.20: Anton Chekhov Peasant Wives 1891
- 7.21: Kate Chopin Regret 1897
- 7.22: Kate Chopin The Story of an Hour 1894
- 7.23: Joseph Conrad Heart of Darkness 1899
- 7.24: Joseph Conrad The Idiots 1896
- 08: Nonfiction Readings and Responses
- 8.01: Frederick Douglass My Bondage and My Freedom 1855
- 8.02: Henry David Thoreau Walden 1854
- 8.03: Mark Twain Two Ways of Seeing A River 1883
- 8.04: Booker T. Washington Up from Slavery 1901
- 8.05: Zitkala-Sa The School Days of an Indian Girl 1900
- 8.06: Other Creative Nonfiction Readings
- 09: Assignments
- 9.01: Assignment- Listening
- 9.02: Assignment- Character Analysis
- 9.03: Assignment- Close Reading
- 9.04: Assignment- Symbolism
- 9.05: Assignment- Comparative Essay