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9780312248741

Thinking and Writing about Literature : A Text and Anthology

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    9780312248741

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    0312248741

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-09-26
  • Publisher: Bedford/St. Martin's

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Summary

Thinking and Writing about Literaturecombines three books in one a writing about literature text, an introduction to literature, and a thematic anthology all working together to help students become better academic writers and better literary readers.

Author Biography

MICHAEL MEYER (Ph.D., University of Connecticut) has taught introductory writing and literature courses for almost 30 years -- since 1981 at the University of Connecticut and earlier at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and The College of William and Mary. Meyer's scholarly articles have appeared in American Literature, Studies in the American Renaissance, and Virginia Quarterly Review. An internationally recognized authority on Henry David Thoreau, he is a former president of the Thoreau Society and the co-author (with Walter Harding) of The New Thoreau Handbook, a standard reference source. His first book, Several More Lives to Live: Thoreau's Political Reputation in America, was awarded the Ralph Henry Gabriel Prize by the American Studies Association. In addition to several introductory literature texts for Bedford/St. Martin's, Meyer is also editor of Frederick Douglass: The Narrative and Selected Writings and the author of The Little, Brown Guide to Writing Research Papers.

Table of Contents

Preface for Instructors vii
Introduction: Reading Literature 1(1)
The Nature of Literature
1(2)
A narrow Fellow in the Grass
2(1)
Emily Dickinson
The Value of Literature
3(2)
The Changing Literary Canon
5(4)
PART ONE LITERATURE AND THE WRITING PROCESS 9(126)
Reading and Responding
11(18)
The Purpose and Value of Writing about Literature
11(1)
Reading the Work Responsively
12(1)
Reading the Work Closely
13(1)
Annotating the Text and Journal Note Taking
14(15)
Annotated Text
15(1)
Journal Note
15(2)
Reading and First Response
17(1)
The Story of an Hour
18(1)
Kate Chopin
Photo
18(3)
Kate Chopin
Questions for Responsive Reading and Writing: Getting Started
21(1)
A Sample Annotation
22(1)
A Sample First Response
23(2)
A Sample Student Response Paper: Wally Villa, Differences in Responses to Kate Chopin's ``The Story of an Hour''
25(4)
Writing and Revising
29(27)
From Reading to Writing
29(1)
Choosing a Topic
30(1)
Brainstorming
30(1)
Developing a Thesis
31(3)
Freewriting
32(2)
Arguing about Literature
34(1)
Organizing a Paper
34(2)
Using the Thesis as an Organizing Principle
34(2)
Writing a Draft
36(3)
Using a Word Processor
36(1)
Writing the Introduction and Conclusion
37(1)
Using Quotations
37(2)
Revising and Editing
39(2)
Questions for Writing: Revising
40(1)
Proofreading
40(1)
Manuscript Form
41(1)
Types of Writing Assignments
42(5)
Personal Response
42(1)
Explication
42(1)
Analysis
43(1)
Comparison and Contrast
43(2)
Applying a Critical Strategy
45(1)
Writing from Sources
45(2)
The Thesis Statement
47(9)
Summer
47(5)
David Updike
Questions for Writing: Developing a Topic into a Revised Thesis
52(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
53(1)
A Sample First Thesis
54(1)
A Sample Revised Thesis
54(2)
Applying a Critical Strategy
56(48)
Critical Thinking
56(2)
The Literary Canon: Diversity and Controversy
58(2)
Formalist Strategies
60(2)
Biographical Strategies
62(2)
Psychological Strategies
64(2)
Historical Strategies
66(4)
Literary History Criticsm
67(1)
Marxist Criticism
68(1)
New Historicist Criticism
68(1)
Cultural Criticism
69(1)
Gender Strategies
70(2)
Feminist Criticism
71(1)
Gay and Lesbian Criticsm
72(1)
Mythological Strategies
72(2)
Reader-Response Strategies
74(2)
Deconstructionist Strategies
76(2)
Selected Bibliography
78(26)
Canonical Issues
78(1)
Formalist Strategies
79(1)
Biographical and Psychological Strategies
79(1)
Historical Strategies, Including Marxist, New Historicist, and Cultural Strategies
80(1)
Gender Strategies, Including Feminist and Gay and Lesbian Strategies
80(1)
Mythological Strategies
81(1)
Reader-Response Strategies
81(1)
Deconstructionist and Other Poststructuralist Strategies
82(1)
Critical Analysis
83(1)
Barn Burning
84(1)
William Faulkner
Photo
84(13)
William Faulkner
Questions for Writing: Applying a Critical Strategy
97(1)
Formalist Questions
97(1)
Biographical Questions
97(1)
Psychological Questions
97(1)
Historical Questions
97(1)
Marxist Questions
98(1)
New Historicist Questions
98(1)
Cultural Studies Questions
98(1)
Gender Studies Questions
98(1)
Mythological Questions
98(1)
Reader-Response Questions
99(1)
Deconstructionist Questions
99(1)
A Sample First Response
99(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
99(2)
A Sample Student Marxist Analysis: Peter Campion, Class Issues in ``Barn Burning''
101(3)
Writing from Sources
104(31)
Choosing a Topic
105(1)
Finding Sources
105(3)
Annotated List of References
105(2)
Electronic Sources
107(1)
Online Resources for Research and Writing
108(1)
Evaluating Sources and Taking Notes
108(3)
Developing a Thesis and Organizing the Paper
111(1)
Revising
111(1)
Documenting Sources
111(24)
The List of Works Cited
113(4)
Parenthetical References
117(1)
The Research Paper
118(1)
Photo
119(2)
Robert Frost
Mowing
121(1)
Robert Frost
Mending Wall
121(2)
Robert Frost
Questions for Writing: Incorporating Secondary Sources
123(2)
A Sample First Response
125(1)
A Sample of Notetaking
125(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming after Research
126(2)
A Sample Student Research Paper: Stephanie Tobin, Individuality and Community in Frost's ``Mowing'' and ``Mending Wall''
128(7)
PART TWO LITERATURE AND ITS ELEMENTS 135(424)
Reading and Writing about Fiction
137(76)
The Elements
137(76)
Plot
137(2)
From Tarzan of the Apes
139(5)
Edgar Rice Burroughs
A Rose for Emily
144(7)
William Faulkner
Character
151(1)
From Hard Times
152(3)
Charles Dickens
Setting
155(2)
Point of View
157(3)
Symbolism
160(3)
Colette [Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette], The Hand
163(2)
Style
165(2)
Tone
167(1)
Irony
168(1)
Popular Mechanics
169(2)
Raymond Carver
Theme
171(4)
Comparison and Contrast
175(1)
Photo
176(1)
Romance Novel Cover
A Composite of a Romance Tip Sheet
177(4)
Formal Fiction
From A Secret Sorrow
181(8)
Karen Van Zee
A Sorrowful Woman
189(5)
Gail Godwin
Questions for Writing about Fiction
194(2)
A Sample First Response
196(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
197(1)
A Sample Revision: First and Second Drafts
198(10)
A Sample Student Comparison and Contrast Paper: Maya Leigh, Fulfillment or Failure? Marriage in A Secret Sorrow and ``A Sorrowful Woman''
208(5)
Reading and Writing about Poetry
213(69)
Reading Poetry Responsively
213(3)
The Secretary Chant
213(1)
Marge Piercy
Those Winter Sundays
214(1)
Robert Hayden
Dog's Death
215(1)
John Updike
The Pleasure of Words
216(7)
Oh, Oh
217(1)
William Hathaway
Catch
218(1)
Robert Francis
Telephone Conversation
219(1)
Wole Soyinka
A Study of Reading Habits
220(1)
Philip Larkin
Mountain Graveyard
221(1)
Robert Morgan
l(a
222(1)
E. E. Cummings
Western Wind
223(1)
Anonymous
Suggestions for Approaching Poetry
223(2)
The Elements
225(40)
Diction
225(2)
Denotations and Connotations
227(1)
The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner
227(2)
Randall Jarrell
Word Order
229(1)
Tone
229(1)
Latin Night at the Pawnshop
230(1)
Martin Espada
To His Coy Mistress
230(2)
Andrew Marvell
Word Choice and Translations
232(1)
Two Translations of Neruda's ``Juventud''
233(1)
Juventud
233(1)
Pablo Neruda
Youth (Translated by Robert Bly)
233(1)
Pablo Neruda
Youth (Translated by Jack Schmitt)
233(1)
Pablo Neruda
Images
234(1)
Poem
235(1)
Willam Carlos Williams
Dover Beach
235(2)
Matthew Arnold
London
237(1)
William Blake
Figures of Speech
238(1)
From Macbeth (Act V, Scene v)
239(1)
William Shakespeare
Simile and Metaphor
239(1)
Presentiment---is that long Shadow --- on the lawn ---
240(1)
Emily Dickinson
Other Figures
240(1)
The Hand That Signed the Paper
241(2)
Dylan Thomas
To a Wasp
243(1)
Janice Townley Moore
The Unkindest Cut
244(1)
J. Patrick Lewis
Symbol
244(1)
Acquainted with the Night
245(1)
Robert Frost
Allegory
246(1)
The Haunted Palace
247(2)
Edgar Allan Poe
Irony
249(1)
Richard Cory
249(1)
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Ad
250(1)
Kenneth Fearing
Sounds: Listening to Poetry
251(1)
Player Piano
252(1)
John Updike
A Bird came down the Walk
252(2)
Emily Dickinson
Rhyme
254(1)
From ``The Cataract of Lodore''
255(3)
Robert Southey
Sound and Meaning
258(1)
God's Grandeur
258(1)
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Rhythm and Meter
259(4)
My Heart Leaps Up
263(1)
William Wordsworth
Suggestions for Scanning a Poem
264(1)
Waiting for the Storm
264(1)
Timothy Steele
Some Common Poetic Forms
265(17)
Sonnet
267(1)
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer
267(1)
John Keats
Villanelle
268(1)
Do not go gentle into that good night
268(1)
Dylan Thomas
Open Form
269(1)
in Just
269(1)
E. E. Cummings
From ``I Sing the Body Electric''
270(2)
Walt Whitman
Explication
272(1)
Portrait
272(1)
John Donne
Death Be Not Proud
273(1)
John Donne
Questions for Writing about Poetry
274(1)
A Sample First Response
275(1)
A Sample Informal Outline
276(2)
A Sample Student Explication: Rose Bostwick, The Use of Conventional Metaphors for Death in John Donne's ``Death Be Not Proud''
278(4)
Reading and Writing about Drama
282(229)
Reading Drama Responsively
282(2)
The Elements
284(2)
Setting
284(1)
Characterization
284(1)
Plot
285(1)
Theme
286(1)
Sophocles and Greek Drama
286(49)
Portrait: Sophocles
286(1)
Theatrical Conventions of Greek Drama
287(2)
Photo: Drawing of a classical Greek theater
289(1)
Tragedy
290(3)
Oedipus the King (Translated by Robert Fagles)
293(42)
Sophocles
William Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama
335(108)
Portrait
335(2)
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare's Theater
337(2)
Photo: Drawing of the Globe Theatre
339(1)
The Range of Shakespeare's Drama: History, Comedy, and Tragedy
340(3)
A Note on Reading Shakespeare
343(2)
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
345(98)
William Shakespeare
Tennessee Williams and Modern Drama
443(68)
Realism
444(2)
Naturalism
446(1)
Theatrical Conventions of Modern Drama
446(2)
The Glass Menagerie
448(46)
Tennessee Williams
Character Analysis
494(1)
Photo
495(1)
Susan Glaspell
Trifles
496(10)
Susan Glaspell
Questions for Writing about Drama
506(1)
A Sample First Response
507(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
508(1)
A Sample Student Character Analysis: William Dean, The Centrality of Mrs. Hale to Trifles
509(2)
Reading and Writing about the Essay
511(48)
Reading Essays Responsively
511(1)
Types of Essays
512(2)
The Elements
514(45)
Voice and Tone
514(2)
A Modest Proposal
516(6)
Jonathan Swift
Style
522(1)
A Clack of Tiny Sparks: Remembrances of a Gay Boyhood
523(7)
Bernard Cooper
Structure
530(2)
Once More to the Lake
532(4)
E. B. White
Theme
536(2)
Calculated Risks
538(7)
K. C. Cole
Argument
545(1)
Demystifying Multiculturalism
546(1)
Linda Chavez
Photo
546(5)
Linda Chavez
Questions for Writing about the Essay
551(1)
A Sample First Response
552(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
553(2)
A Sample Student Argument: April Bovet, Embrace Multiculturalism or Assimilate: A Fair Distinction?
555(4)
PART THREE LITERATURE AND LIFE 559(822)
Home and Family
561(214)
The Themes of Literature
561(1)
Home and Family
562(1)
Fiction
562(50)
Reunion
563(3)
John Cheever
Killings
566(13)
Andre Dubus
Soldier's Home
579(6)
Ernest Hemingway
A Father
585(8)
Bharati Mukherjee
An Ounce of Cure
593(8)
Alice Munro
A Red Sweater
601(8)
Fae Myenne Ng
Powder
609(3)
Tobias Wolff
Poetry
612(23)
Harlem Birthday Party
612(1)
Elizabeth Alexander
Bored
613(1)
Margaret Atwood
Nighttime Fires
614(1)
Regina Barreca
The Man Who Didn't Know What Was His
615(1)
Robert Bly
The Mother
616(1)
Gwendolyn Brooks
The Bustle in a House
617(1)
Emily Dickinson
Home Burial
617(3)
Robert Frost
The Red Hat
620(1)
Rachel Hadas
Letter with No Address
621(3)
Donald Hall
Elegy for My Father, Who is Not Dead
624(1)
Andrew Hudgins
doorknobs
625(1)
Langston Hughes
After Making Love We Hear Footsteps
625(1)
Galway Kinnell
This Be the Verse
626(1)
Philip Larkin
Rite of Passage
627(1)
Sharon Olds
Daddy
628(2)
Sylvia Plath
My Papa's Waltz
630(1)
Theodore Roethke
Household Fires
631(1)
Indira Sant
The Youngest Daughter
632(1)
Cathy Song
Behind Grandma's House
633(1)
Gary Soto
A Bedtime Story
634(1)
Mitsuye Yamada
Drama
635(113)
A Raisin in the Sun
635(65)
Lorraine Hansberry
A Doll House
700(48)
Henrik Ibsen
Essays
748(27)
A Slave's Family Life
749(3)
Frederick Douglass
Stone Soup
752(7)
Barbara Kingsolver
Feminist Analysis
759(1)
Photo
759(1)
Henrik Ibsen
Historical Document, A Nineteenth-Century Husband's Letter to His Wife
759(3)
A Marxist Approach to A Doll House
762(2)
Barry Witham
John Lutterbie
A Psychoanalytic Reading of Nora
764(3)
Carolyn Strongin Tufts
Is A Doll House a Feminist Text?
767(1)
Joan Templeton
A Sample First Response
768(1)
A Sample Student Historical Feminist Analysis: Kathy Atner, On the Other Side of the Slammed Door in A Doll House
769(6)
Love and Its Complications
775(149)
Fiction
775(48)
The Lady with the Pet Dog
776(12)
Anton Chekhov
I'm a Mad Dog Biting Myself for Sympathy
788(5)
Louise Erdrich
Love in L.A.
793(3)
Dagoberto Gilb
Lust
796(7)
Susan Minot
Good Country People
803(14)
Flannery O'Connor
or Out of Love in Sarajevo
817(6)
Fay Weldon
Poetry
823(21)
A Fine, a Private Place
823(3)
Diane Ackerman
Jealousy
826(1)
Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke
My Last Duchess
827(2)
Robert Browning
Home-Baked Bread
829(1)
Sally Croft
since feeling in first
830(1)
E. E. Cummings
Wild Nights---Wild Nights!
830(1)
Emily DIckinson
The Flea
831(1)
John Donne
A Story about the Body
832(1)
Robert Hass
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time
832(1)
Robert Herrick
Rent-Party Shout: For a Lady Dancer
833(1)
Langston Hughes
La Belle Dame sans Merci
834(1)
John Keats
Surprise
835(1)
John Kenyon
The Passionate Shepherd to His Love
836(1)
Christopher Marlowe
Play-by-Play
837(1)
Joan Murray
Sex without Love
838(1)
Sharon Olds
Junior Year Abroad
839(1)
Barbara Rebecca
Seniors
840(1)
Albert Rios
My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun
841(1)
William Shakespeare
The White Porch
841(2)
Cathy Song
A Late Aubade
843(1)
Richard Wilbur
Drama
844(63)
Sure Thing
844(8)
David Ives
A Midsummer Night's Dream
852(55)
William Shakespeare
Essays
907(17)
The Independent Woman (and Other Lies)
907(1)
Katie Roiphe
Photo
908(5)
Katie Roiphe
Sex, Lies, and Conversation
913(4)
Deborah Tannen
Personal Response
917(1)
A Sample First Response
917(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
918(2)
A Sample Student Response Paper: Eric Hoffbauer, Love Today: What's Cash Got to Do with It?
920(4)
Life and Its Lessons
924(170)
Fiction
924(62)
The Lesson
925(6)
Toni Cade Bambara
Battle Royal
931(11)
Ralph Ellison
Young Man on Sixth Avenue
942(2)
Mark Halliday
Bartleby, the Scrivener
944(25)
Herman Melville
The Night Nurse
969(12)
Joyce Carol Oates
A & P
981(1)
John Updike
Photo
981(5)
John Updike
Poetry
986(18)
Woman's Work
986(1)
Julia Alverez
The Chimney Sweeper
987(1)
William Blake
The Shower
988(1)
Ann Choi
Common Ground
989(1)
Judith Ortiz Cofer
Short-order Cook
989(1)
Jim Daniels
From all the Jails the Boys and Girls
990(1)
Emily Dickinson
After Apple-Picking
991(1)
Robert Frost
``Out, Out---''
992(1)
Robert Frost
Clouds
993(1)
Nikki Giovanni
Groves of Academe
993(1)
Marilyn Hacker
Graded Paper
994(1)
Mark Halliday
The Schoolroom on the Second Floor of the Knitting Mill
995(1)
Judy Page Heitzman
Mr. Z
996(1)
M. Carl Holman
Seventeen
997(1)
Andrew Hudgins
Johannesburg Mines
998(1)
Langston Hughes
Theme for English B
998(1)
Langston Hughes
Restaurant
999(1)
Maxine Hong Kingston
Hazel Tells LaVerne
1000(1)
Katharyn Howd Machan
It's the Law: A Rap Poem
1001(2)
Saundra Sharp
What It's Like to Be a Black Girl (For Those of You Who Aren't)
1003(1)
Patricia Smith
Reapers
1003(1)
Jean Toomer
Drama
1004(69)
Rodeo
1004(3)
Jane Martin
Death of a Salesman
1007(66)
Arthur Miller
Essays
1073(21)
Envy
1073(4)
Regina Barreca
Taking Possession of a Word
1077(2)
Gloria Naylor
The Childhood Worries, or Why I Became a Writer
1079(9)
Gary Soto
Critical Analysis
1088(1)
A Sample First Response
1088(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
1089(2)
A Sample Student Analysis: Nancy Lager, The A & P as a State of Mind
1091(3)
The Natural and Unnatural
1094(131)
Fiction
1094(64)
Death by Landscape
1095(12)
Margaret Atwood
Carnal Knowledge
1107(15)
T. Coraghessan Boyle
The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky
1122(8)
Stephen Crane
The Birthmark
1130(11)
Nathaniel Hawthorne
A White Heron
1141(8)
Sarah Orne Jewett
How to Tell a True War Story
1149(9)
Tim O'Brien
Poetry
1158(19)
The Fish
1158(2)
Elizabeth Bishop
The Lamb
1160(1)
William Blake
The Tyger
1161(1)
William Blake
Deer among Cattle
1162(1)
James Dickey
A Light Exists in Spring
1163(1)
Emily Dickinson
Design
1163(1)
Robert Frost
The Convergence of the Twain
1164(1)
Thomas Hardy
Peepers
1165(2)
Margaret Holley
Pied Beauty
1167(1)
Gerard Manley Hopkins
The Foot
1167(1)
Alice Jones
To Autumn
1168(1)
John Keats
Blackberry Eating
1169(1)
Galway Kinnell
The Maldive Shark
1170(1)
Herman Melville
The Bear
1171(1)
N. Scott Momaday
The Black Snake
1171(1)
Mary Oliver
Dulce et Decorum Est
1172(1)
Wilfred Owen
The Bull Moose
1173(1)
Alden Nowlan
A Work of Artifice
1174(1)
Marge Piercy
Traveling through the Dark
1175(1)
William Stafford
When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer
1176(1)
Walt Whitman
Spring and All
1176(1)
William Carlos Williams
Drama
1177(13)
The Original Last Wish Baby
1178(12)
William Seebring
Essays
1190(35)
Life without Principle
1190(13)
Henry David Thoreau
The Courage of Turtles
1203(6)
Edward Hoagland
An Author in Depth
1209(1)
Photo
1209(2)
Emily Dickinson
Manuscript page from ``What Soft---Cherubic Creatures---''
1211(6)
If I can stop one Heart from breaking
1217
Emily Dickinson
If I can stop one Heart from breaking
1213(1)
Emily Dickinson
The Thought beneath so slight a film
1214(1)
Emily Dickinson
To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee
1215(1)
Emily Dickinson
Questions for Writing about an Author in Depth
1216(1)
``Faith'' is a fine invention
1217(1)
Emily Dickinson
I know that He exists
1218(1)
Emily Dickinson
I never saw a Moor---
1218(1)
Emily Dickinson
Apparently with no surprise
1218(1)
Emily Dickinson
A Sample First Response
1219(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
1219(2)
A Sample Student In-Depth Analysis: Michael Weitz, Religious Faith in Four Poems by Emily Dickinson
1221(4)
Culture and Identity
1225(156)
Fiction
1225(49)
The Judge's Wife
1226(6)
Isabel Allende
Better Be Ready 'Bout Half Past Eight
1232(14)
Alison Baker
Young Goodman Brown
1246(10)
Nathaniel Hawthorne
The Englishman
1256(9)
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Exchange Value
1265(5)
Charles Johnson
Miss Brill
1270(4)
Katherine Mansfield
Poetry
1274(20)
Green Chile
1274(1)
Jimmy Santiago Baca
Sure You Can Ask Me a Personal Question
1275(1)
Diane Burns
Much Madness is divinest Sense
1276(1)
Emily Dickinson
Indian Movie, New Jersey
1277(1)
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
When I First Saw Snow
1278(1)
Gregory Djanikian
We Wear the Mask
1279(1)
Paul Laurence Dunbar
In a London Drawingroom
1280(1)
George Eliot
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
1280(4)
T.S. Eliot
Coca-Cola and Coco Frio
1284(1)
Martin Espada
Flower Feet
1285(1)
Ruth Fainlight
The Colonel
1285(1)
Carolyn Forche
Dinner Guest: Me
1286(1)
Langston Hughes
Ethnic Poetry
1287(1)
Julio Marzan
Recipe
1288(1)
Janice Mirikitani
Sweetness, Always
1288(2)
Pablo Neruda
The Street
1290(1)
Octavio Paz
Elderly Lady Crossing on Green
1290(1)
Wyatt Prunty
Welcome to Hiroshima
1291(2)
Mary Jo Salter
Mexicans Begin Jogging
1293(1)
Gary Soto
The Lake Isle of Innisfree
1293(1)
William Butler Yeats
Drama
1294(48)
Photo
1294(2)
David Hwang
M. Butterfly
1296(46)
David Henry Hwang
Essays
1342(39)
How I Learned to Speak Italian
1342(9)
Helen Barolini
Advanced Biology
1351(7)
Judith Ortiz Cofer
Shooting an Elephant
1358(5)
George Orwell
Cultural Analysis
1363(1)
Photo
1363(2)
Julia Alvarez
``Queens, 1963''
1365(2)
Julia Alvarez
Cultural and Historical Documents
1367(1)
From an Interview with Julia Alvarez
1367(2)
Marny Requa
Photo: An Advertisement for Tudor Row Houses
1369(1)
Queens: ``The `Fair' Borough''
1370(1)
``Talkin' about Prejudice'' in Queens
1371(1)
Meet the Bunkers
1371(3)
Norman Lear
Photo: A Civil Rights Demonstration
1374(1)
A Sample First Response
1374(1)
A Sample of Brainstorming
1375(2)
A Sample Student Cultural Analysis: Holly Furdyna, Beneath the Surface of Conformity: Julia Alvarez's ``Queens, 1963''
1377(4)
Glossary of Literary Terms 1381(32)
Index of First Lines 1413(4)
Index of Authors and Titles 1417
Index of Terms Inside back cover

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