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ENGL 365: Shakespeare

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Spring 2006 Calendar

Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30-10:45 in Grainger 101.

 

17 January Course introduction.
19 January Sonnets. Choose a sonnet you would like to spend a few days working on. In preparation for class discussion, do the following:  (1)  write a 3-5 sentence paraphrase of your sonnet, and (2) in a paragraph, discuss what the poem does that your paraphrase is unable to capture.  Except for the online version of the OED, and the links above, do not use the Internet or secondary literature to find information on your sonnet.  Instead, print out a copy of my Poetry Explication Checklist (.pdf) and use it as a guide for developing your own reading of the sonnet.  Take this work seriously--it will be the basis for your first writing assignment, the Paraphrase and Analysis Exercise (.pdf).
24 January Sonnets.  In preparation for class discussion, look up all the nouns and adjectives in your sonnet in the OED and be prepared to discuss with the class anything interesting that you find.  Use my OED Handout (.pdf) as a guide.
26 January Sonnets.  Repeat the exercise from the previous day, but this time look up all the verbs and adverbs in the OED.  Again, be prepared to discuss your findings.
31 January Richard III.
2 February Richard III.
7 February Richard III. Group Performance Projects.
9 February Class Cancelled.
14 February Paraphrase and Analysis Exercise (.pdf) due. Al Pacino's Looking for Richard.
16 February A Midsummer Night's Dream.
21 February A Midsummer Night's Dream.
23 February A Midsummer Night's Dream. Group Performance Projects.
28 February 1 Henry IV.
2 March 1 Henry IV.
7 March 1 Henry IV. Group Performance Projects.
9 March Midterm Exam.
14/16 March Spring Break.
21 March The Merchant of Venice.
23 March The Merchant of Venice.
28 March The Merchant of Venice. Group Performance Projects.
30 March Measure for Measure.
4 April Measure for Measure.
6 April Measure for Measure. Group Performance Projects.
11 April Othello.
13 April Othello.
18 April Othello. Group Performance Projects.
20 April Second Paraphrase and Analysis Exercise (.pdf) due.
25 April The Tempest.
27 April The Tempest.
3 May
(Wednesday)
Final Exam: 11:30-2:00
 



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