18th Century: Goethe's _Faust_ Drafts (1772) and the" Sturm und Drang" in Germany
February 03, 2010
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Caption: "Méphistophélès in Faust’s Study" ~ Artist: Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863)
ENG 226 Students,
This is the entry we'll be using for our 18th Century discussions and homework assignments (do not post items due here elsewhere or you may not receive credit!). To complete course assignments, please follow the instructions you were given in class.
1. Your entry tickets should FIRST be submitted to turnitin.com and THEN here in the comment box below. Your entry tickets should have the question and the answer (I asked that you submit a version of the questions without answers as a hardcopy in class).
2. Your reading response--directed/based on a topic you selected from a list distributed in class--should also be submitted to turnitin.com and THEN here in the comment box below.
3. Your "Response-Response," or, feedback on your peer's reading responses. These can be short (see the instructions I gave you in class) and do not have to be submitted to turnitin.com
I have to "approve" all comments so you won't see it immediately after posting. After hitting submit, you should see a screen that confirms this . . .
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An Evening with Professional Writers: Composing First-Person Narratives
January 26, 2010
SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY invites you to An Evening with Professional Writers Mike Wilson & Lane DeGregory of the St. Petersburg Times . . .
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2010 Sandhill Review Submissions
The Sandhill Review, Saint Leo University's literary magazine, is now open for submissions of prose, poetry, drama, and art.
Written work must be no longer than 600 words and sent as attachments in .doc or .docx format. Photos can be sent as .jpegs or .gifs.
All submissions must be sent electronically to sandhillreview@gmail.com by February 15, 2010, for consideration.
Acceptances will be announced in March. Any questions can be sent to Kurt Wilt at kurt.wilt@saintleo.edu or Patrick Crerand at patrick.crerand@saintleo.edu.
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17th Century: Moliere's Tartuffe and the Age of Reason
January 13, 2010
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ENG 226 Students,
This is the entry we'll be using for our 17th Century discussions and homework assignments (do not post items due here elsewhere or you may not receive credit!). To complete course assignments, please follow the instructions you were given in class.
1. Your entry tickets should FIRST be submitted to turnitin.com and THEN here in the comment box below. Your entry tickets should have the question and the answer (I asked that you submit a version of the questions without answers as a hardcopy in class).
2. Your reading response--directed/based on a topic you selected from a list distributed in class--should also be submitted to turnitin.com and THEN here in the comment box below.
3. Your "Response-Response," or, feedback on your peer's reading responses. These can be short (see the instructions I gave you in class) and do not have to be submitted to turnitin.com
I have to "approve" all comments so you won't see it immediately after posting. After hitting submit, you should see a screen that confirms this.
See you in class,
Dr. Hobbs
Trailer of a production in English
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ENG 226: (Honors) Survey of World Literature II
December 13, 2009
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Coming Soon - (January 2010)
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6 December 2009
Dear Honors Students and English-Majors,
I’m Dr. Hobbs. If you have been asked to read this, it is because you have enrolled in ENG 226 "Survey of World Literature II," section CAH1 for Spring 2010.
Welcome to the course. Please be VERY SURE that you understand that this section is an HONORS section (see the section number; that's what the "H" represents).
The Honors version of ENG 226 is open to anyone who is either in the Honors Program or is an English Major at Saint Leo. The Honors-designated versions of courses at Saint Leo are notably different than the non-honors sections. The textbooks requirements are . . .
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