Due: 3/17: "The Yellow Wallpaper" Part I

We will continue our presentations. However, I ask that you begin reading "The Yellow Wallpaper" and prepare for an In-depth discussion.



DUE ON THURSDAY, MARCH 17th 
1. Read the following information about the "Rest Cure". You might want to do a bit of research on Women and Hysteria. 

http://www.hsl.virginia.edu/historical/reflections/fall2008/rest.html

2. Who is Charlotte Perkins Gillman? Do a little bit of research on who she was as an author and a woman. You will need  to jot down 4-5 bullet points at the max.

3. Read about Weir Mitchell and the Rest Cure in Perkins-Gillman's "The Yellow Wallpaper"

http://www.branchcollective.org/?ps_articles=anne-stiles-the-rest-cure-1873-1925

4. Why I wrote the Yellow Wallpaper by Perkins Gillman

http://csivc.csi.cuny.edu/history/files/lavender/whyyw.html


DUE ON THURSDAY , MARCH 17th 

 READ the STory in the TEXT!!!!!! The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins -Gillman 
 On Tuesday 3/29 (when we return from Break)  I plan to go into a lecture that will be followed by a fishbowl____________________________________________________________

NOTE: We will go over the story on Tuesday in class and follow up with a lecture on both Perkins- Gillman  and themes presented in "The Yellow Wallpaper:" This will tie into our oppression theme that will permeate our short story unit. We will see oppression in many forms reflected in subsequent works such as in Hemingway's "Hills Like White Elephants" and " White Woman of Color" by Julie Alvarez.  


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I will ask the class to Read Hemingway's "Hills Like White Elephants"  by Thursday 3/31. This is in the text. 

Timeline: What's Happening in the Next Two Weeks? 

3/17 & 3/29- The Yellow Wallpaper mini-lecture and fishbowl 
Hw: Read "Hills Like White Elephants" in the text 

3//31- Themes In The Yellow Wallpaper followed by a lecture
HW-" Hills Like White Elephants" by Hemingway 


4/5
Introduction to Pub 3 and Paper 2. 
Hills Like White Elephants Mini -Lesson and Fishbowl

4/7: Egalitarianism & Forms of Oppression: A Closer Look at The Short Story Unit with an Excerpt from 
Richard Wright's Black Boy

Hw: WWOC


Subsequent Stories in Order
Hills Like White Elephants- In the text
White Woman of Color Printed from the blog
Interpreter of Maladies - Printed from the blog
The Birthmark by Nahaniel Hawthorne - In the text