Courses » English » World Literature

Offered:
Term:Fall Block:1
Term:Fall Block:6

 One Semester (Block): One Credit

Degree of Difficulty: Regular

Prerequisite: American and British Literature

 

Homework: Average


 

This course examines significant traditional and contemporary World literature. Students will read drama, novels, prose and poetry and participate in a variety of class discussions, group activities, written responses and oral presentations. In addition to essays and a writing response journal, students will write an expository research paper in MLA style including thesis statement, developmental paragraphs, paraphrasing, researched quotations, parenthetical documentation and a list of works cited. Daily emphasis on vocabulary and writing will prepare students for college writing and college admissions tests.

Texts:
  • World Masterpieces, Prentice Hall (HHI) World Literature, NTC (DAU)
  • Things Fall Apart, Achebe
  • Kitchen, Banana
  • Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Marquez
  • Oedipus Rex, Sophocles
  • Kite Runner, Hosseini
  • Independent novel choice
  • Vocabulary Workshop G, Sadlier Oxford

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