3rd Quarter Reading Calendar
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Date |
Reading Due |
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Week 1 - Puritanism in England |
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Mon |
26 Jan |
STUDENT HOLIDAY |
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Tue |
27 Jan |
Syllabus & Intro |
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Wed |
28 Jan | Anne Askew, Ballad from
Newgate |
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Thur |
29 Jan |
Martyrdom, John Foxe, from Acts and Monuments http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nael/16century/topic%5F3/askwexam.htmBallad of Anne Askew http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nael/16century/topic%5F3/asballad.htm |
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Week 2 - The Roots of Puritanism |
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| Mon | 2 Feb | Pilgrim’s Progress Analysis Due, Lecture Puritan Theology |
| Tue | 3 Feb | Pilgrim’s Progress Analysis |
| Wed | 4 Feb |
PAL,
Chapter 1: Early American Lit to 1700, Introduction http://www.csustan.edu/english/reuben/pal/chap1/chap1_index.html?Submit=1.++Early +American+Lit+to+1700 |
| Thur | 5 Feb | William Bradford, from Of Plymouth Plantation, Book I, 156-173 |
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Week 3 - Early Colonists |
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| Mon | 9 Feb |
William Bradford, Of
Plymouth Plantation, Book I, 174-183 Response Paper Due |
| Tue | 10 Feb | Thomas Morton, from New English Canaan, 196-205 |
| Wed | 11 Feb | John Winthrop, A Model of Christian Charity, 205-217 |
| Thur | 12 Feb | Quiz on Puritan Hist/Theology |
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Week 4 - Puritan Poets |
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Mon |
16 Feb |
PRESIDENTS DAY HOLIDAY |
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Tue |
17 Feb |
IN CLASS WRITING on Readings
for the Week |
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Wed |
18 Feb |
Anne Bradstreet, "The
Prologue," "To Her Father with Some Verses," "The Author to Her Book," "To
My Dear and Loving Husband," "A Letter to Her Husband, Absent Upon Public
Employment," "In Memory of My Dear Grandchild Elizabeth Bradstreet," "Here
Follows Some Verses upon the Burning of Our House," 238+ |
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Thur |
19 Feb |
Michael Wigglesworth,
"The Day of Doom," 293-308 |
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Week 5 - Captivity Narratives |
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| Mon | 23 Feb |
Mary Rowlandson, A
Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson,
308-317; Cotton Mather, the story of Hannah Dunston Response Paper Due |
| Tue | 24 Feb | Evaluating Web Pages |
| Wed | 25 Feb |
Samuel Sewall, The
Selling of Joseph,
371, 387-390 |
| Thur | 26 Feb |
Web Page Evaluations
Due Phillis Wheatley, "On Being Brought" 808-810; Briton Hammon, Narrative 874-879 |
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Week 6 - Research Project |
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Mon |
1 Mar |
Edward Taylor, from
Preparatory Meditations Prologue, "Upon a Wasp Chilled
with Cold," "Huswifery," 341+ Close Reading Due |
| Tue |
2 Mar |
Computer LAB - Research Project |
| Wed |
3 Mar |
Senior Retreat |
| Thur |
4 Mar |
Senior Retreat |
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Week 7 - The Great Awakening |
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| Mon | 8 Mar |
American Literature 1700-1820,
425-433; Research Project Due |
| Tue | 9 Mar | Jonathan Edwards, "Letter to Rev. Dr. Benjamin Colman," "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, 490+, 498-509" |
| Wed | 10 Mar |
Benjamin Franklin, The
Way to Wealth, 515-522 |
| Thur | 11 Mar |
Review |
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Week 8 - Moving toward Narrative |
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| Mon | 15 Mar | Susana Rowson, Charlotte: A Tale of Truth 879-945 |
| Tue | 16 Mar | Charles Brockden Brown, Wieland 946-956 |
| Wed | 17 Mar | Hawthorne, "The May Pole of Merry Mount"
1273; "Young Goodman Brown" 1263 |
| Thur | 18 Mar |
Hawthorne, "The Minister's
Black Veil"1280 3rd Qtr Ends |