| May 3 |
- Finish discussing Antigone
- Introduction to William Shakespeare and Othello
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- We will be meeting in the Library classroom (Bldg. 5, 2nd Floor, Library) on Thursday, 5/5, so it is highly recommended that you have some ideas about your thesis statement and supporting evidence for Essay #4.
- Begin to gather research information that will help to supplement your own ideas for Essay 4.
- Read Othello (Act 5--finish all of play)
- Highly recommended optional assignment: Watch a production of Shakespeare's Othello on DVD. This will help you gain a basic understanding of the language, characters, plot, and themes/issues of the play.
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| May 5 |
- Library Research Workshop
- Research ideas for Antigone essay
- Meet in the Library classroom (in Bldg. 5, 2nd Floor)
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- Complete your citation worksheet for Essay #4 (Antigone research paper)--Due Tuesday, 5/10 (25 points--Note: No late worksheets will be accepted.)
- Continue working on Essay #4 first draft and research
- Review key scenes, characters, events, and themes in Othello, Acts 1-2
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