Schedule
1.12 Introductions
1.14 Syllabus, “My Kinsman Major Molineux,” What is American Literature?
1.16 The Tempest Acts I-II
1.19-23
M MLK DAY—No Class
W The Tempest Acts III-V
F Selection from The Machine in the Garden, please see
http://www.utm.edu/staff/cbradshaw/Marx--Tempest.pdf
1.26-30
M Columbus 120-31, Cabeza de Vaca 141-52
W Thomas Harriott 239-46, Zuni Creation Story 22-35
F Seneca and Lakota stories 49-53, John Smith 258-69
2.2-6
M Bradford 326-42, Morton 303-06
W Group #1 Presentation, Bradford, Winthrop 309-16
F Bradstreet 402, 406, 409, Taylor 472-73, 478, 479
2.9-13
M
W Mary Rowlandson, 440-67, Group #2 Presentation
F Mather 509-14, Trial of Mary Rowlandson
2.16-20
M John Locke 635, Jonathan Edwards 656-76
W Jonathan Edwards, Franklin 828-85
F Franklin (continued)
2.23-27
M Jefferson 999-1003, 1009-10, 1015, Wheatley 1247, 1249, 1252, Group #3 Presentation
W Crevecoeur 928-33, 934-41, Jefferson 1057-60, Federalist #10 1034-39
F Midterm
3.2-6
M Emerson “Nature” 1582-93, “The Poet” 1638-53
W Thoreau “Resistance to Civil Government” 1738-52
F Consultations—131M Humanities, Paper #1 Due
3.9-13 Spring Break
3.16-20
M Poe “The Raven” 2539, “The Black Cat” 2495
W Poe “Tell-Tale Heart” 2492, Hawthorne “The Birthmark” 2276
F Hawthorne “Young Goodman Brown” 2258, Group #4 Presentation
3.23-27
M Moby Dick 3-132
W Moby Dick 133-212
F Moby Dick 213-312
3.30-4.3
M Moby Dick, 313-458, Group #5 Presentation
W Moby Dick 459-538
F Moby Dick 539-625
4.6-10
M Frederick Douglass 1882-1921
W Harriet Jacobs 2031-41, Stowe 2549-61
F Holiday
4.13-17
M Lincoln 2078, Whitman 3007, 3013-21, Paper #2 Due
W Whitman 2937-82, Group #6 Presentation
F Dickinson #s 49, 67, 241, 249, 258, 324, 435, 465, 650, 712, 1078, 1129, 1624
4.20-24
M Dickinson
W Poetry Recitation
F Poetry Recitation
4.27 Last Day of Class; Review for Final Exam
Final Exam on Day and Time Scheduled by the University
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