English
1302
Composition and Rhetoric II
Writing
About Literature
Course
Description
A
continuation of ENGL 1301, with an emphasis on
critical papers, culminating in a term paper or
papers. Readings in prose, poetry, and
drama.
Credit
3 semester hours (48 contact hours)
Prerequisite
Credit for English 1301.
District
Course Learning Outcomes are posted
here
for all courses.
Technical
Requirements
This
class is conducted through eCollege
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and Vista Student Orientation here.
Course
Materials
Barnet,
Sylvan; Burto, William E.; and Cain, William E.
Literature for Composition: Essays, Fiction,
Poetry, and Drama. 8th ed. New York:
Longman,
2007.
ISBN
for bundle with My
Literature Lab
is 0205549756.
Faigley,
Lester. The Little Penguin Handbook. New
York: Penguin,
2007.
Proposed
Calendar
Week
One: Preparing
for Class
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Student Orientation
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Discussion
schedule survey.
Weeks
Two - Three: Reading and Writing about
Literature
Weeks
Four - Six: Writing about Short
Stories
Weeks
Seven - Nine: Writing about Plays
Weeks
Ten - Thirteen: Reading Literary Criticism and
Writing a Resarch Paper about
Literature
Weeks
Fourteen - Fifteen: Writing about
Poetry
Final
Exam schedule is posted here;
however, the final assignment will be due this
week.
Attendance
& Grading Policies available in
class.
Academic
Integrity policy is also posted
here.
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