Handouts

Composition, Literature and Critical Thinking - English 110

Instructor: Kathleen de Azevedo Feinblum

This page is for links to handouts, major assignments, and special links. They will be listed in order they were presented. The most recent handouts will be on top.

Sailng from Byzantium setup posted 11/6/09

Night class - I had to revise your schedule again as of 10/26. Download here if you didn't get a copy.

Poetry Paper no schedule attached.

Day class schedule adjustment handed out week of 10/19. (the formatting got all out of whack so I'm posting a separate copy of the schedule.

Overhead of Process of Poetry presented 10/15

Model poetry paper on Robert Frost (note this is a compare/contrast which we are not doing in the class, but you can notice the voice she uses in her writing.

Model poetry paper on Seamus Heaney.

Another sample of critical theory paper on Glass Menagerie posted 10/9

Extra copies of critical theory paper on The Piano Lesson. Copies will be handed out week of Sept. 28

Sample of critical theory paper on Joe Turner's Come and Gone posted 9/28

Extra copies of fiction paper and schedule (first draft due day class 9/21; night class 9/24)

Thesis question/ thesis projection posted 9/15 (presented to night class 9/17)

Sample PIE paragraph for literary paper posted 9/15 (presented to night class 9/17)

Sample Paper: Bartleby the Scrivner - (this paper hugs close to the text. Use as example for introductory paper.)

Sample Paper: Souvenir from Japan

Sample Paper: Old Man With Enormous Wings

Classwork presented 9/8 for reference.

Revised schedule for 110 AG (day class) due to lost day because of shooting.

Revised schedule for 110 AD (night class) due to lost day because of shooting.

110 grading rubric in landscape mode (I think the formatting was lost when I put the rubric into your online handbook.)

\Extra copies of assigment Sheet for intro paper "Third and Final Continent" by Lahiri. (handout out 8/27)

Online Handbook. Please download and have it ready by the day indicated on your syllabus. The 32-page handbook is basically a collection of handouts. It is cheaper for you to get your handouts this way than if I sold it through the bookstore. And as all instructors have tight xeroxing limits, this is the best of both worlds. We DO use the stuff in the handbook.