Ms. Hafner

Brit Lit-Short Stories!

Download Eveline by James Joyce

Download Guests of the Nation by Frank O

Download Marriage is a Private Affair by Chinua Achebe

Download My Oedipus Complex by Frank O

Download Shooting an Elephant by George Orwell

Download The Lady in the Looking

You can also google these short stories and find the full text.

Amer and Brit Lit-Test Study Guides

Download Study Guide-milton, donne, queen e test

Or Download Study Guide-milton, donne, queen e test

 

American

Download Study guide-American-whitman and dickinson

or Download Study guide

Amer-Research-Full Sent. Outline

Use this template to help you create your full sent. outline!

Download Sample introductory paragraph and full sentence outline-and instructions

Try this (Word 97-2003 doc) Download Sample introductory paragraph and full sentence outline-and instructions

Or Try this-THIS IS A TEMPLATE, SO MAKE SURE YOU RE-SAVE IT AS A WORD DOC-Download Sample introductory paragraph and full sentence outline-and instructions

Remember-1 document with the outline AND the introductory paragraph, all submitted to blackboard by Fri!

 

Amer-Annotated Bib Sample

Download Annotated bib sample

Download Annotated bib sample 97-2003

Journals!

Download Brit Lit Journals Spring 2012

 

American!Download American Lit Journals Spring 2012

Amer. Lit-RESEARCH SCHEDULE

Download Calendar-Due Date outline Spring 2012

 

Assignment	Due Date
Pick Topic-must be contentious, something you can make an argument about	Wed., Feb. 1st
Highlighter, Research Folder (with brads), and change for copies in the media center	Monday, Feb. 6th
6 scholarly sources (must print or make a copy of the source) *ONLY PRINT A FEW PAGES IN THE MEDIA CENTER No ENCYCLOPEDIAS You must find at least 1 print source. Helpful sites-Cobb Virtual Library (no encyclopedias), Newsbank, SIRS, and Infotrac.	Monday, Feb. 13
6 Annotated Sources (take the six sources from #2 and annotate them-take notes, summarize each paragraph, underline quotes you might want to use and comment on why, etc.) *see instructions	Friday, Feb. 17
1st and 2nd Annotated Bibliography: completed in class, finished for homework, handwritten	Completed IN CLASS on Friday, Feb. 17
3rd, 4th, and 5th Annotated Bibliography (over 3 other sources): typed, submitted to blackboard	Friday, Feb. 24
Claim/Thesis-this should be a claim that makes an argument about something (*to be polished/edited in final draft of paper) Preliminary Outline	Friday, March 2
Final Full Sentence Outline-typed, submitted to blackboard Must include at least 3 quotes and 3 paraphrases from at least 3 different sources 10.  Introductory paragraph-typed, submitted to blackboard	Friday, March 9
11.  Rough Draft	Fri., March 16
12.  Final Copy of Research Paper-typed, turned in, submitted to blackboard Minimum of 3 pages Minimum of 3 different sources used Must include at least 3 quotes and 3 paraphrases Final copy should be turned in WITH YOUR RESEARCH FOLDER-Your research folder should contain the following                                                               i.      6 annotated sources                                                             ii.      5 annotated Bibliographies                                                           iii.      Preliminary Outline                                                           iv.      Full Sentence Outline                                                             v.      Introductory Paragraph                                                           vi.      Rough Draft                                                         vii.      Final Copy of Research Paper	Wednesday, March 28

Amer Lit-Fred. Douglass Reading Schedule

Download Reading Guide Spring 2012-Fred. Douglass Reading Schedule for The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass

Brit Lit-Hamlet Act 1 Soliloquy

Paraphrase the soliloquy sentence by sentence. Then answer the following questions:

-What point is Hamlet trying to make?

-What evidence does he use to make this point/points?

-What does the soliloquy prove? Is Hamlet crazy? Are Claudius and Gertrude villains? Explain.

Amer Lit-Jan. 23-Feb. 10 Calendar

Download American Lit-Jan. 23-Feb. 10

Brit Lit-Jan. 23-Feb. 10 Calendar

Download Brit Lit-Jan. 23-Feb. 10