Archives for March 2016

HW due 3/16: Siddhartha

1. Siddhartha–Read With the Samanas and Gotama tonight.
2. Right Speech–Write four more examples and determine whether or not the statement should be said.

  • unfactual, untrue, unbeneficial, unendearing and disagreeable to others
  • unfactual, untrue, unbeneficial, yet endearing and agreeable to others
  • factual, true, but unbeneficial, yet endearing and agreeable to others
  • factual, true, beneficial, and endearing and agreeable to others

HW due 3/15: Siddhartha

1. Siddhartha–Read and annotate the first chapter, The Brahmin’s Son.

2. Class Vocab #4–Print and bring to class.

HW due 3/15: The Stranger

1. The Stranger–Read and annotate Chapters 4 and 5.

HW due 3/14: The Romantics Continued

1. We are continuing to build toward our first group presentation: Romantic Poetry (Thursday, March 17th).  Over the weekend, print, read, and annotate the following poems:

She Walks in Beauty by Lord Byron
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud by William Wordsworth
The World is Too Much with Us by William Wordsworth
Love’s Philosophy by Percy Shelley

Finally, thank you for living inside out this week! I am grateful for your honesty and courage!

HW due 3/14: The Stranger and Class Forum

1. The Stranger–Read and annotate the first three chapters.
2. Class Forum–Discuss either Meursault’s characterization or the juxtaposition of these two relationships: Raymond/Mistress and Salamano/Dog. Keep the discussion pithy and focused (200 words). Quote the text.