1. In your notebook (one page) I want you to discuss Antoine’s conversation with Anny (pp. 135-154). Why is this conversation here at this point in the novel? What is Sartre doing through this exchange? Be prepared for tomorrow’s concluding discussion and we can put this novel to rest.
2. Existential NYC, A Photo Narrative–Project is due tomorrow! Be sure you have your images mounted along with your existential narrative blurbs.
3. Goodreads (Due by midnight Sunday)

Ok, folks so by our next class (considering we have group presentations at the beginning of the new week), we will be a few days removed from our last Nausea discussion, so pay close attention to the focus points below.
1. Nausea–complete the novel! Don’t fret! Between now and the next time we meet to discuss this novel, almost a week will have passed so you have time. Be prepared to discuss:

• The epiphany by the chestnut tree (including veneers, being in the way, CONTINGENCY, roots) pp. 126-133
• Anny (including change and outliving oneself) pp. 137-144
• Tuesday in Bouville (including being free, outliving myself) pp.156-160
• The end (Some of These Days) pp. 173-178 [Read more…]

1. Nausea–Read and annotate through page 135.
2. Goodreads
3. Existential NYC, A Photo Narrative–pay attention to this project! Due date is quickly approaching. You should be able to earn a quality grade and produce something wonderfully thoughtful!

1. Nausea–Read and annotate through p. 116.
2. Goodreads (Forum responses for presenting groups)
3. Existential NYC, A Photo Narrative–now due November 15! I am expecting wonderfully visual and thoughtful projects here!
4. Group Presentations–The groups who were to present on Nov. 8 now present on Nov. 12 (12C) and Nov. 13 (12F)
5. Next week starts the second quarter. The second quarter will be averaged with the first!