1. You will be finishing your work on the individual pilgrims today. Make sure you have addressed each pilgrim in the GP.
2. When you are done, you will need to open the "Placement of Pilgrims" document that I have shared with you... MAKE A COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT. This can be done under "file". This will ensure that you do not write on this original that I have shared with everyone.
3. Once you have completed this, you will need to place your document, with your name as part of the title, in the folder I have also shared with you.
Cool?
Monday, March 30, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Class Today: March 25th
1. You need to read through the following link on the Middle Ages' Three Estates: Three Estates
Take effective notes.
2. You will gather in groups of three and work through the General Prologue together. You will go through each of the pilgrims and examine and answer the following questions:
1. How is the pilgrim physically described? Major physical traits/Distinguishing features?
2. What vices or negative traits are presented?
3. What positive traits or virtues are presented?
4. What do you think Chaucer the PILGRIM is saying with the depiction of the pilgrim?
5. What do you think Chaucer the AUTHOR is saying with the depiction of the pilgrim?
Homework:
Rank the pilgrims from "Best" to "Worst"...
After you have done this, jot down the qualifications for making this ranking and why.
Take effective notes.
2. You will gather in groups of three and work through the General Prologue together. You will go through each of the pilgrims and examine and answer the following questions:
1. How is the pilgrim physically described? Major physical traits/Distinguishing features?
2. What vices or negative traits are presented?
3. What positive traits or virtues are presented?
4. What do you think Chaucer the PILGRIM is saying with the depiction of the pilgrim?
5. What do you think Chaucer the AUTHOR is saying with the depiction of the pilgrim?
Homework:
Rank the pilgrims from "Best" to "Worst"...
After you have done this, jot down the qualifications for making this ranking and why.
Monday, March 23, 2015
For Tuesday, March 24th
Read the introduction of The Canterbury Tales up to Chaucerian English. Take good notes. Then start reading the General Prologue.
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Archetypal Analysis Paper
Archetypal Hero Paper
Due Dates:
Thursday, March 5th: Full outline
Monday, March 9th: Handwritten draft
Tuesday, March 10th: Typed draft for editing
Thursday, March 12th: Paper due to turnitin.com by 11:59 PM
Due Dates:
Thursday, March 5th: Full outline
Monday, March 9th: Handwritten draft
Tuesday, March 10th: Typed draft for editing
Thursday, March 12th: Paper due to turnitin.com by 11:59 PM
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