Announcements (and Apology) Questions Schedule Response Papers Quiz Discussion Schedule Day & Evening classes meet on a Thursday schedule Reading: Alderman, Naomi. 25 Mar. 2017. “.” Mead, Rebecca. 17 Apr. 2017. “.” Atwood’s . Read Introduction and Parts I–V (xiii–xix, 1–75) at least Schlöndorff’s (1990) The Handmaid's Tale Viewing: *See also: Mujib Mashal, 31 July 2017. Web. “.” Thanksgiving - College Holiday Thu., 23 Nov. Due: Thu., 30 Nov. A clear, well-written, properly documented () argumentative essay of at least seven to twelve pages (1500-2500 words minimum), with a and page ( and do not count toward the seven-page requirement). The paper must be argumentative (persuasive), with a clear, explicit, and assertive thesis statement, and must use a minimum of five to seven sources, including three to five secondary sources; secondary sources must be scholarly criticism or analysis, not summaries, reviews, or from sites such as or e-Notes, SparkNotes, Wikipedia, 123HelpMe, “analysis” You must include at least one short quotation, one long—block—quotation, and Gradesaver.com. one paraphrase, and these sources must be properly documented (utilizing ), and integrated into your writing smoothly and correctly. Atwood’s . Read through Part X (77–187) at Reading: Schlöndorff’s (1990) Viewing: The Handmaid's Tale Thu., 7 Dec. Atwood’s . Read through Part XV and Notes” (189–311) Reading: “Historical Schlöndorff’s (1990) The Handmaid's Tale Viewing: returned Thu., 14 Dec. Due Thu., 21 Dec. Final Conferences; Day & Distance Education classes end
Announcements (and Apology) Questions Schedule Response Papers Quiz Discussion Schedule Day & Evening classes meet on a Thursday schedule Reading: Alderman, Naomi. “.” 25 Mar. 2017. Mead, Rebecca. “.” 17 Apr. 2017. Atwood’s . Read at least Introduction and Parts I–V (xiii–xix, 1–75) Viewing: Schlöndorff’s The Handmaid's Tale (1990) *See also: Mujib Mashal, “.” 31 July 2017. Web. Thu., 23 Nov. Thanksgiving - College Holiday Thu., 30 Nov. Due: A clear, well-written, properly documented () argumentative essay of at least seven to twelve pages (1500-2500 words minimum), with a and page ( and do not count toward the seven-page requirement). The paper must be argumentative (persuasive), with a clear, explicit, and assertive thesis statement, and must use a minimum of five to seven sources, including three to five secondary sources; secondary sources must be scholarly criticism or analysis, not summaries, reviews, or “analysis” from sites such as e-Notes, SparkNotes, Wikipedia, 123HelpMe, or Gradesaver.com. You must include at least one short quotation, one long—block—quotation, and one paraphrase, and these sources must be properly documented (utilizing ), and integrated into your writing smoothly and correctly. Reading: Atwood’s . Read at through Part X (77–187) Viewing: Schlöndorff’s The Handmaid's Tale (1990) Thu., 7 Dec. Reading: Atwood’s . Read through Part XV and “Historical Notes” (189–311) Viewing: Schlöndorff’s The Handmaid's Tale (1990) returned Thu., 14 Dec. Due Thu., 21 Dec. Final Conferences; Day & Distance Education classes end
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