World Literature - Course Description
This course is designed to increase a variety of language skills through: the study of literary genres, vocabulary development, writing experiences, and the practical usage of grammar and the technical aspects of language. There will be a focus on great works of literature and literary interpretation in an historical context, while recognizing the contemporary relevance of classic literary themes. A formal research paper will be required, which will include research, note taking, documentation, and formal presentation.
Reading Requirements
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The Odyssey
People and Places
Greek Notes
Odyssey Book Notes
Odyssey Film Guide
Odysseus as Epic Hero Chart
Odyssey Epic Hero Essay
Greek Notes
Odyssey Book Notes
Odyssey Film Guide
Odysseus as Epic Hero Chart
Odyssey Epic Hero Essay
1001 Arabian Nights
The Merchant of Venice
Shakespeare Search
Shakespeare's Theatre
Shakespeare's Life
Shakespeare's Language
Assignments
Writing Assignment
Tragedy/Comedy
Study Guide
Shakespeare's Theatre
Shakespeare's Life
Shakespeare's Language
Assignments
Writing Assignment
Tragedy/Comedy
Study Guide
Great Expectations
Literary Technique
Novel Handout
Charles Dickens
Assignments 1-6, Letter Writing
Sketch Writing
Study Guide
Novel Handout
Charles Dickens
Assignments 1-6, Letter Writing
Sketch Writing
Study Guide
The Jungle Book
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Author Notes
Gothic Literature
Assignments
Character List fill-in
Study Guide
Writing Assignment
Discussion Questions
Gothic Literature
Assignments
Character List fill-in
Study Guide
Writing Assignment
Discussion Questions
Poetry
