Study Skills? You Bet!

Study skill task no. 3 has been put online. Go to the respective page – you may also download the session slides there!

Enjoy!

Please go to the entry for the second task. There you will find instructions and a worksheet for Mending Wall.

Good Luck!

The second round of questions is ready for you to take home – go to the page using the menu on the right.

To prepare for next session please read into Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay “Nature” which you can find online here: ‘Nature‘.

You are asked to read the first three pages, including the introduction and the first part on ‘Nature’.

The lecture slides can be downloaded from StudIP here: Slides for session 3/4.

Enjoy!

If you are looking for tasks, questions and discussions concerning our study skills course, go to the new page by using the menu on top of the page. On the new page you will find links to the individual session sub-pages.

Enjoy!

Online now!

Here they are: the last round of questions have just been posted on the lecture page!

Good luck!

No matter whether we  would take William F. Brown or Charles Brockden Brown’s novels as the first ‘American’ novel, they share share asimilar interest in the interior feelings of their protagonists – in fact, they seem to be obsessed with the emotional framework of ‘rational’ decisions and actions.

Please look at the questions posted on the lecture page in light of these sketchy remarks, and try to make a decision.

Good luck!!!

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You may download the most recent slides here: V3 Lecture Slides most recent version.

Well, you asked for it and here they are: New questions for the V3 lecture series have been posted on the lecture pages.

More soon.

Enjoy!

P.S. I do not expect you to hand in the answers until this Wednesday. But next Tuesday it should be!

… that’s the challenge! Go to the latest task for the interpretation class on Jane Austen’s novel and the significance of sensibility in (and for) narative fiction.