December 13, 2009
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6 December 2009
Dear Honors Students and English-Majors,
Iβm 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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November 04, 2009
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3 November 2009
ENG 400 Students [ONLY],
Your readings for this week are . . .
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October 08, 2009
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Fall 2009
8 October 2009
ENG 121 Students,
Today in class, I gave you a handout with strategies for preparing for the final exam. In addition....
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January 14, 2009
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14 January 2009
ENG 435 Students [ONLY],
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[1] If you are looking for the proper entry to enter assignments about this week's primary texts (e.g. Fitzgerald, Joyce, Fleming, Shepard, etc.) on the book/film of the week, you should click the link appropriate category link in the Scattergories menu to the left of the page. For example, click the *Literature* link to scan all entries tagged "LIterature" or *Film* to see any tagged "Film" and submit your response to the appropriate entry (usually the title of the entry will match the title of the work you are working with for this module). The link can also be found by clicking HERE for Literature and HERE for Film.
[2] If you are looking for the proper entry to enter assignments about this week's secondary texts (e.g. Tyson, Rivkin and Ryan, et al.) on the "theory-of-the-week," you should click the link appropriate category link in the scattergories menu to the left of the page. For example, click "Critical Theory" to see all entries tagged with that topic and submit your response/assignment to the appropriate entry (e.g. "Political Lens: Feminism, or "When the Text > The Audience or the Author: New Criticism," etc.). That link can also be found by clicking HERE for Critical Theory.
At this particular entry (the one you are now reading
At this entry you will find the most recent addendum to the course syllabus (CLICK HERE).
Per your instructions on the first day of class--if you have not . . .
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January 13, 2009
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13 January 2009
ENG 122 (CA17) Students [ONLY],
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At this entry you will find the course syllabus (CLICK HERE).
Per your instructions on the first day of class--if you have not . . .
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This entry posted by lhobbs at 10:34 PM and is filed under Course Syllabi.
January 12, 2009
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13 January 2009
ENG 340 Students [ONLY],
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NOTE: If you are looking for the proper entry to enter assignments about this week's primary texts (e.g. Borowski, Nomberg-Przytyk, Frankl, Delbo, Sierokowiak, Gyrnberg, Spiegelman, etc.) on the book/film of the week, you should click the link appropriate category link in the Scattergories menu to the left of the page. For example, click the *Literature* link to scan all entries tagged "LIterature" or *Holocaust Studies* to see any tagged "Holocaust" and submit your response to the appropriate entry (usually the title of the entry will match the title of the work you are working with for this module). The link can also be found by clicking HERE for Literature and HERE for Holocaust Studies.
At this particular entry (the one you are now reading) you will find the course syllabus (CLICK HERE).
Per your instructions on the first day of class--if you have not . . .
Click to continue "Syllabus - ENG 340 (CA01) Spring 2009 - Special Topics in Literary Studies: "Imagining the Holocaust in Literature & Film""
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13 January 2009
ENG 122 (CA16) Students [ONLY],
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At this entry you will find the course syllabus (CLICK HERE).
Per your instructions on the first day of class--if you have not . . .
Click to continue "Syllabus & Handouts - ENG 122 (CA16) Spring 2009 - Academic Writing II"
This entry posted by lhobbs at 09:53 PM and is filed under Course Syllabi.
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