Please note that Pub #3 is due tomorrow by midnight!
In addition, please print the "Visiting Writers" sheet and bring it with you on Thursday.
I will meet you in Ward Hall at 11am. The speaker will be in the Great Room. It is the first room on your left on the first floor!!!
I really enjoyed our class today. I hope all of you did as well.
Work on YOUR PUBLISHED PIECE AND YOUR PAPER!!!
Timeline
Thursday 4/14- Visiting Writers Ward Hall 11am
PUB #3
Class Lecture
"Idealism in the Birthmark" '
Introduction to Hawthorne and Transcendentalism
HW: Read The Birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Tuesday 4/19
Discussion of Allegory & Transcendentalism in Hawthorne's work
Thursday 4/21
Paper #2 is Due- With a Rubric and An Outline
Introduction to the Final Project & PUB 4
Tuesday 4/26
Introduction to Poetry PPT & Lecture
Thursday 4/28
Poetry Workshop & Introduction to Pub 5
May 3
Poetry Workshop/ Final Presentation Schedule we will pick out of a hat
May 5
12:15 Class - Presentations
1:40 Class Poetry Workshop Wrap Up
Final Project is Due Today by MIDNIGHT! (All Classes)
Note: Final Exam for my 1:40 class is on Thursday May 12th at 1:10-3:50 pm (Students will present at that time and receive their final project grade.
Note to my 12:15 class- We are scheduled for May 17th at 10:50 am. However, I believe that it will be too late at that point. Instead, my 12:15 class will present in class on May 5th and receive their final project grades during office hours. I will create office hours on May 10th and May 12th for all of my students. This will be an opportunity for my 12:15 class to obtain their final project and Pub 5 grades. Please feel free to ask me questions in class. I will elaborate on this as we approach the end of the semester.
"People live for love. They kill for love. They die for love. They have songs, poems, novels, sculptures, paintings, myths, legends. It's one of the most powerful brain systems on Earth for both great joy and great sorrow" Helen Fisher
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- The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks
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- Introduction to The Course: What Is Literature? Brady Lecture #1 - Includes "Types of Love" & "The Stoics & Love"
- " A Streetcar Named Desire" by Williams
- WORKSHOP #1 - Love Is Blind; Or Is It NOT? - The Streetcar Debate 2/17 -2/19
- Brady - CLASS DOC- Running DOCUMENT - Spring 2026
- "The Notebook" by Nicholas Sparks - Story 1
- PUB #1 - "There is no Such Thing as True Love" DUE: Tuesday, March 17th by MIDNIGHT in BRIGHTSPACE!!!
- Writing Workshop# 1 - Presentations Spring 2026
- "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien PAGES -1-33 ONLY
- Rules For REVISING Papers in BRADY's CLASS - MUST VISIT THE WRITING CENTER ! DUE IN ONE WEEK!
- Published Writing Rubric - Evaluation/ Assessment
- Workshop #2 - 4/16 - 4/23 "COTS" TASKS & Writing Requirements
- WORKSHOP #2 - Student Presentations 4/23
- SAMPLE Portfolios !!
- THE FINAL PROJECT - 15% Plus Workshop 3 - 10%
- Workshop #3 - Poetry ! ADD TO YOUR PORTFOLIO!!! DUE: 5/14
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