-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Athetraveler on My Chula Nathaporn Songsawas on The Sense of an Ending Co… Sasina on The Sense of an Ending Co… Narumol Choochan on The Sense of an Ending Co… ptanyamon on The Sense of an Ending Co… Archives
Categories
- British Fiction 2019
- English I
- Fiction and Fact 2019
- Halfglass
- OCARE August 2013
- Reading and Analysis 2013
- Reading and Analysis 2014
- Reading and Analysis 2015
- Reading and Analysis 2016
- Reading and Analysis 2017
- Reading and Analysis 2018
- Study of Literature 2017
- Study of Literature 2018
- Uncategorized
Meta
Category Archives: Reading and Analysis 2014
Defamiliarization
Pick an object, behavior or phenomenon, like Craig Raine in “A Martian Sends a Postcard Home,” and defamiliarize it. What are you able to say now that the thing is something else?
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2014
Tagged 235-2014b, creative, defamiliarization, writing
10 Comments
Smoking (?) Gun in “The Palace Thief”
Reviewing Ethan Canin’s story for the test, your classmate had this question: “After Charles Ellerby comes to ask Hundert about…the gun he receives from Senator Bell, and Hundert…gets rid of [it]. The next morning it appears that everybody unanimously turns … Continue reading
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2014
Tagged 235-2014b, Ethan Canin, gun, headmaster, The Palace Thief
Leave a comment
Prison Break
Students have brainstormed a list of possible prisons. What cages do you see Hwang’s M. Butterfly breaking out of, or at least shaking their bars?
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2014
Tagged 235-2014b, David Henry Hwang, M. Butterfly, prison, reading and analysis
6 Comments
The Beginning of M. Butterfly
In literature class we’ve begun discussing David Henry Hwang’s M. Butterfly which he introduces as being “suggested by international newspaper accounts of a recent espionage trial.” How does the play’s beginning recreate the sources and structures of that incredible reality? What … Continue reading
Posted in Reading and Analysis 2014
Tagged 235-2014b, beginning, David Henry Hwang, M. Butterfly, reading and analysis
6 Comments