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Message, Method, Medium: Theories of Interpretation Main Menu Notes!

ENGL 105-02: Sophomore Seminar II (Fall 2018)

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Fall 2019 Website

Saturday, December 1

Optional Essay Revision:

Submit it here

This will replace your original grade if it involves the following:
1. A cover letter giving a clear overview (not a list) of the revisions and how they have improved the paper
2. A revised version of the essay that meets the requirements of the original
3. Connecting it, when appropriate, to later materials in the class
4. Works Cited Section

Unessay

This is basically your final.
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Your project with its analytical reflective piece is due on:

Tuesday, December 11

This is the original date scheduled by Howard for our class. This is not an in-person assignment. Submission instructions will be provided. See the Rubric and Requirements here.

Submit UnEssay Here

Class Meeting Times

Tuesdays and Thursdays 2:10-3:30 pm, Classroom Building 4(SB)300A. If "Classroom Building 4 does not sound familiar, do not worry: it is the School of Business, which is near Locke and Douglass. Here is a list of alternative names for buildings (if you need it). And while I am sure you know this or have access to it already, here's a campus map.

Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:45-5:15 pm, Locke 218.
Email: Emily{dot}Kugler{at}Howard{dot}edu

Required Textbooks

Additional material will be provided online or as a handout

Sim, Stuart. Introducing Critical Theory: A Graphic Guide. Illus. Borin Van Loon. London, UK: Icon (2001).
Stevens, Anne H. Literary Theory and Criticism: An Introduction. Peterborough, Ontario, Canada:Broadview Press (2015).

Both are at the bookstore, available in print or as ebooks, and easily purchased online. If someone is charging you more than $25 for the Stevens book, then compare the cost with the bookstore is charging (we are section 02) or order it directly from the publisher. The discount code broadview20% should cover shipping. I have assigned these books before, so see if other students have copies for you to buy, borrow, or take.

The syllabus, assignments, and more will be provided in class. Uploaded texts are for educational use. At the end of the semester, access to the files will be removed (unless they were already freely available online.

For the schedule of Unit I, go here.