Date

Techniques/

Theme

Introduction: Elements of Fiction

Holst, Spencer “The Zebra Story Teller” (2)

*Hemingway 

Plot,

Point of View, Characterization, Setting, Symbols/Imagery, Theme

Poe, Edgar Allan “The Cask of Amontillado”& Video

Plot,

Hallucination,

3^rd person point of view

1^st person point of view, irony

Lessing, Doris “Our Friend Judith”(134-146)

Tan, Amy “A Pair of Tickets”

*Jackson, Shirley “The Lottery” (xerox)

Setting, Symbol

Characterization

Wesserstein The Man in A Case (xerox)

*History of Drama

From Page to Stage

—Speaker & Tone

William Carlos Williams “This is Just to Say” (979)

Koch “Variations…” (853)

Brooks, Gwendolyn “We Real Cool” (654)

*Hayden, Robert “Those Winter Sundays” (634)

*Piercy, Marge “Barbie Doll” (620-23)

*Pastan, Linda “love poem” (623-24)

Family, Youth experiences,

Love

Wordsworth “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” (xerox)

Herrick, Robert “Delight in Disorder”(704)

Shakespeare “That Time of the Year…” (713)

Burns, Robert “A Red, Red Rose” (718)

Winters, Yvor “At the San Francisco Airport” (699-701)

*Wilbur “A Simile for Her Smile” (xerox)

*T. Roethke “My Papa's Waltz” (1948, p.603)

Figurative

Language—Metaphor,

Simile

Pound, Ezra “In a Station of the Metro” (xerox)

Chasin, Helen “The Word Plum” (739-40)

Olds “Lenigrad Cemetery, Winter of 1941” (726-7)

Blake, William “The Sick Rose” (732)

* “War is Kind” (xerox)

Imagery

　 Symbol

Irony

Donne, John “The Flea” (660, 664)

*Milton “On the Late Massacre in Piedmont" (667-9)?

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor “Metrical Feet” (745-7)

Cope, Emily “Emily Dicknson” (747)

Shakespeare “Lullaby” (xerox)

*Anonymous “There Was a Young Lady of Riga”

Sounds & Sense

Cummings, E. E. “l(a” (805)

*Nemerov “The Goose Fish” (761-3) or 

Whitman “When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer”

Shakespeare “That time of the year…”

*Constable, Henry “My lady's presence makes the roses red"(786-8)

Open form

Sonnet

Approaching the Whole Poem (807-809)