COURSE OUTLINE

F 1/19   Introduction
M 1/22   Huxley- from Brave New World        
F 1/26   Zoline- "Heat Death of the Universe"
M 1/29   Anzaldua- Borderlands, ch 1 and 3

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M 2/5 History of the English Language

F 2/9  Metaphysical and Neoclassical:
        Donne "Flea", "Canonization","Sun Rising" 	
	Marvell- "To His Coy Mistress"
        Milton-"Massacre at Piemont"
	Swift-"Description of the Morning"

M 2/12 Romantic:
        Blake-"Garden of Love", "The Chimney Sweeper"
        Wordsworth-"Lines Composed a  Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey"
          "The World Is Too Much With Us"
        Keats-"When I have Fears"

       Victorian:
         Kipling "Tommy"
         Tennyson "Charge of the Light Brigade"
       
       19th Century American:
         Whitman / Dickinson
         
>>>>>>>>TEST: FEB 16        PARER: FEB 16  <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 
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F 2/23   Eliot-"Prufrock"

M 2/26  Eliot-The Wasteland
        
F 3/1   Eliot-"Ash Wednesday", "Little Gidding"
   
M 3/4   Lawrence-"City Life" Auden-"Unknown Citizen"
        Brecht-"A Worker Reads History",  "German  War Primer"
        Akhmatova-"Courage", "Apparition"
	Kafka-"Selections from Kafka"
        Owen-"Dulce et Decorum Est" 
   
   
>>>>>>>TEST: MAR 4       PAPER: MAR 4  
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M 3/18 Confessional Poetry
       Sexton-"For My Lover,Returning to His Wife"
       Derricotte-"Transition"
       Plath-"Edge", "Daddy"
       Ostricker-"Propaganda Poem" 
       Rich-"Diving into the Wreck"
       Broumas-"Cinderella"
       Rukeyser-"Waiting for Icarus"
       Olds-"The Language of the Brag"
       Anzaldua-Borderlands ch 2

F 3/22 Women in Society
       Piercy-"Market Economy", "Right to Life"
       Walker-"Everyday Use"
       Lourde-"To My Daughter the Junkie...", "The House from Yemanja"
       Angelou- "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
       Grahn-"A women is talking to death"

M 3/25 Women in Relationship to Men
       Griffin-"This Is the Story in the Life of a Women Trying"
       Shange-"With No Immediate Cause" Brady-"I Want a Wife"
       Giovanni-"Women Poem" Carson-"I Can't Remember All the Times" 
       Gomez-"Chocolate Confessions"
       Naylor-"Etta Mae Johnson"

F 3/29 Women in Social Protest
       Atwood-"At First I Was Given Centuries"
       Forche-"The Colonel" 
       Levertov-"Life at War", "What Were They Like"
       Morrison-"1919"
       Bambara-"Lesson"
       Berlin-"Manual for Cleaning Women"
       Sappho-"To an Army Wife"

>>>>>>TAKE HOME TEST: MAR 29     PAPER: MAR 29 
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F 4/1  History of African-American Literature 
       Truth-"Ain't I am Women"
       Dunbar-"We Wear the Mask","An Ante-Bellum Sermon"
       Jacobs-"Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl"
       Dunbar-Nelson-"I Sit, I Sew Griffin-"I Remember Harriet Tubbs"
       Freeman-"A Mistaken Charity"
       Wheathy-"On Being Brought From  Africa to America"
       Hurston-"A Conjure Story"
       Lucy-"Bars Fight

M 4/8   Harlem Renaissance
        McKay-"The Harlem Dancer", "If We Must Die", "Lookin Within"
        Hughes-"Harlem", "Ballad of the Land Lord","Mellow", "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
        Johnson-"Cotton Seed Blues"
        Leadbelly-"Midnight Special"
        Toomer-"Fern"
        Johnson, James Weldon-"O Black and Unknown Bards","Lift Every Voice and Sing"
        Locke, Alan-"The New Negro"
        Cullen-"For a Lady I Know"

F 4/12 Post Harlem Renaussance African-American Writing 
       Ellison-"Battle Royal"
       Baldwin-"Sonny's Blues" 
       McPherson,"A Loaf of Bread"
       King-"I have a Dream"
       Wright-"The Man Who Went To Chicago"
       Clifton-"the thirty eight year of my life"
       Baraka-"Beautiful Black Women"

M 4/15 African Caribbean Literature 
      Walcott-"Virgins"
      Kincard-"Girl"
      Soyinka-"Telephone Conversation"
      Senghor-"You Held the Black Face","Black Women"

F 4/19 "Nuyorican" Poetry
       Pietri- "Puerto Rican Obituary"
       Laviera-"Latero Story"
       Cofer-"Claims","Old Women","Latin American Woman Pray"
       Avlerez-"Homecoming"
     
M 4/22  Chicano/a Works
       Cervantes-"Poem For the Young While Man..."
       Zamora-"On Living in Aztlan","Infinite Divisions" 
       Soto-"Mexicans Begin Jogging"
       Baca-"So Mexicans Are Taking Jobs From Americans"
       Alarcon-"Lamenrarjo","Ilsa Mujeres","Extranjero"
       Saenz-"Jouneys"
       Tafolla"-"How Shall I Tell You"
       Cisnaros-"Women Hollering Creek"
       Anon.-"Kansas"
       Anzaldua-Borderlands, ch 4/5
       
F 4/26 Native American Works
       Rose-"Three Thousand Dollar Death Song"
       Erdrich-"The Red Convertible","Jacklight"
       Elk-"Butchering at Wounded Knee" 
       Silko-"Love Poems","Lullaby"
       Donahoe-"Wild"
       Hill-Whiteman-"The Recognition"
       Gunn-Allen- "Kopis'taya"
       Hogan-"Oil","Black Hills Survival Gathering" 
       Horjo-"Fire","Remember", "Resurrection","I Give You Back","The Women Hanging
               from the 13th Floor"
       Whitecloud-"Blue Winds Dancing" Anzaldua-ch 6,7

M 4/29 Asian-American Poetry and Other Immigrant Literature  
       Lim-"Wonder Women"
       Ota-"Fireflies"
       Son-"Can Tho"
       Okita-"Order9066"
       Mirikitani-"Breaking Tradition"
       Mora-"Immigrants"
       Mar-"My Mother, Who Came From China, Where She Never Saw Snow"
       Yamauchi-"And the Soul Shall Dance"
       Kingston-"No Name Women"
       LeSueur-"Women on the Breadlines"
       Smedley-"Silk Workers"

>>>F 5/3 TEST AND PAPERS DUE <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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FINAL:   Monday MAY 6 8:00    Revised Papers Due: 4/26/95