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ENGL-2322-001 Masterworks of English
ENGL 1302-minimum grade of C or Department Chair consent
Principal works of major English writers from the beginnings through Johnson.
Student Resources Student Resources Website
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(3 sem hrs; 3 lec)
On Campus Course
The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol 1
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1. Discuss and interpret works of literature presented in class using appropriate literary terms.
2. Write analyses of literary works using primary and secondary sources in correct MLA Style.
3. Demonstrate skills in analytical reading, thinking, and writing.
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Exams = 40%
Reading Quizzes = 30%
Response Papers = 10%
Research Paper = 20%
90-100 = A, 80-89 = B, 70-79 = C, 60-69 = D, Below 60 = F
Regular attendance is necessary for satisfactory achievement. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the student to attend class in accordance with the requirements of the course as established by the instructor.
Because this class will involve a great deal of reading and discussion, excessive absences will most likely have a profound effect on your grade. Reading quizzes are given often. If you miss one, it is up to you to complete it before our next class when it becomes a zero. Contact me via email ASAP if you are or will be absent so that we can avoid this penalty.
Late work is not accepted. If you are absent on a day when homework is due, you must email it to me on or before the due date. If you miss a quiz or test, you must take it before our next class meeting. If you have a problem complying with this policy, contact me ASAP.
English 2322 Fall 2011
Week 1 Intro, Syllabus, Reading Survey / Anglo Saxon-Middle Ages Intro pages 1-15,
Beowulf Intro pages 29-33 in NAEL
Week 2 Beowulf to “Celebration at Heorot” line 835 / Beowulf to “Beowulf Returns
Home” Line 1798
Week 3 Finish Beowulf, In-class ResponsePaper / Chaucer pp. 213-218 and these parts of the
Prologue to The Canterbury Tales: the introduction; descriptions of the Wife of Bath, Cleric, Merchant, Franklin; and the end.
Week 4 “Wife of Bath’s Tale.” (You will find a "translated" free copy at www.librarius.com. /
“Cleric’s Tale”
Week 5 “Merchant’s Tale” / “Franklin’s Tale”
Week 6 Exam / 16th Century Introduction, Start the film Elizabeth I
Week 7 Continue film (Be reading and taking notes on Shakespeare & King Lear Introductions in
NAELand begin reading King Lear.) / Continue film
Week 8 Finish Elizabeth I/ Elizabeth I Response
Week 9 King Lear ActsI-III / King Lear Act IV
Week 10 Finish King Lear / Exam
Week 11 17th Century Introduction, John Webster, Discuss Research Paper / Acts 1-2 of Duchess
of Malfi
Week 12 Act 3 of Duchess of Malfi / Library Research, Conferences
Week 13 Finish Duchess of Malfi / 18th Century Introduction and Walpole, Research Paper Due
Week 14 Castle of Otranto Chapters 1-2 (free copy with prefaces at
http://www.bibliomania.com) / Castle of Otranto Ch 3
Week 15 Finish Castle of Otranto / Extra Credit Review for Final Exam
Final Exam Tuesday, December 6, 10:30-12:30
Highlighted dates represent meetings on the second floor of the library.
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