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A Reader's Guide To The World Of Writing | |
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Reading and Thinking about Literature: A World of Meaning | |
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Meaningless Words and the World of Meaning | |
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Literary Form and Assumptions about Meaning | |
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the Point of Literary Meaning | |
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Forming Literary Meaning | |
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Making Sense | |
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Making Meaning out of Misunderstanding | |
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Wrong Channel | |
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Deciphering Meaning: the Riddle Game | |
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the Riddle as a Literary Device | |
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Metaphors | |
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Reading for What Does Not Make Sense | |
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Strategies for Reading Critically | |
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Writer @ Work: the Reading Process | |
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the Possessive | |
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Student Writing: Justin Schiel reads and annotates the Possessive | |
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Clarity and Ambiguity of Language | |
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Working with Ambiguity in Literary Writing | |
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Reading versus Writing | |
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Working with Clarity in Nonliterary Writing: the Summary | |
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Student Writing: Four Summaries of The Possessive | |
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Clarity and Ambiguity in Storytelling | |
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Before the Law | |
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Student Writing: Two Summaries of Before the Law | |
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the Wife's Story | |
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Clarity and Ambiguity of Argument: Summarizing an Essay | |
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I Hate Trees | |
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Student Writing: Melissa Kim, A Summary of Rosa Ehrenreich Brooks, "I Hate Trees" | |
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Clarity and Ambiguity in Literary Genres | |
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Plot Conventions and Expectations | |
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Happy Endings | |
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Clarity and Ambiguity in Visual Culture | |
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Visual Assumptions | |
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Writing a Summary of an Image | |
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Letter Rack with Christian V's Proclamation | |
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Student Writing: Alan Green, A Summary of Letter Rack with Christian V's Proclamation | |
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Looking Back: A World of Meaning | |
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Argument, Critical Thinking, and the Process of Writing: Writing in the World | |
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Crafting an Argument | |
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Analyzing an Argumentative Essay | |
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the Rewards of Living a Solitary Life | |
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Making Your Own Argument | |
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Argument versus Thesis | |
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From Idea to Thesis | |
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Dead Men's Path | |
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Student Idea Map for "Dead Men's Path" | |
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Critical Thinking: Reading, Questioning, Writing | |
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Writer @ Work: Critical Thinking from First Impressions to Finished Paper | |
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Critical Thinking Step by Step | |
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August | |
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Student Writing: Katherine Randall, sample writing from drafts to final paper | |
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Student Writing: Three Summaries of August | |
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Critical Thinking in a Comparison Paper | |
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Blackberries | |
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Blackberries | |
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Student Writing: Cynthia Wilson, Leave the Picking to the Boys | |
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Thinking Critically about Visual Culture | |
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Signs | |
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Still Images | |
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Sequential Images | |
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Moving Images | |
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Interactive Images | |
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Looking Back: Writing in the World | |
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Investigating the World: Planning, Writing, and Revising a Research Paper | |
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Finding a Topic | |
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Student Writing: Rob Lanney, Paper Topic and Revised Paper Topic | |
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Finding, Evaluating, and Summarizing Your Sources in the Annotated Bibliography | |
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Primary Sources and Secondary Sources | |
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the MLA Works-Cited List | |
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Plagiarism and How to Avoid It | |
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the Annotated Bibliography | |
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Student Writing: Rob Lanney, Annotated Bibliography-Source #1 | |
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From the Annotated Bibliography to the First Draft | |
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Making an Outline | |
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Student Writing: Rob Lanney, the Castle in Productions and Films of Hamlet-An Outline | |
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Writing the First Draft | |
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MLA In-Text Citations | |
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Writer @ Work: Revising | |
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Student Writing: Rob Lanney, Hamlet's Elsinore-Initial draft | |
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Student Writing: Rob Lanney, Hamlet's Elsinore | |
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Student Writing: Lorraine Betesh, the Brooklyn Bridge in Illustrations and Photographs | |
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Looking Back: Investigating the World | |
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The Writer's World: Genres and the Craft of Literature | |
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Stories: Describing the World | |
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What Is Fiction? | |
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Fiction and History | |
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Types of Fiction | |
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the Craft of Fiction | |
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A Gentleman's C | |
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the Materials of Fiction | |
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the Tools of Fiction | |
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Writer @ Work: Description | |
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Snow | |
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Student Writing: Hashim Naseem, The Motherland | |
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Describing the World: Topics for Essays | |
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Looking Back: Describing the World | |
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Poetry: Imagining the World | |
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What Is Poetry? | |
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Prosody: An Introduction | |
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from Metrical Feet- Lesson for a Boy | |
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Poetic Diction | |
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Poetic Forms | |
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Writer @ Work: Three Poems about Social Relations | |
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London | |
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Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening | |
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Singapore | |
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Student Writing: Melissa Pabon, Summaries of London, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, and Singapore | |
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Student Writing: Melissa Pabon, The Importance of Everyday Occurrences in London, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, and Singapore | |
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Imagining the World: Topics for Essays | |
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Writer @ Work: Reading and Writing Essays | |
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Student Writing: Scott Nathanson, the Meaning of Death | |
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Types of Essays | |
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Looking Back: Imagining the World | |
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Plays: Staging the World | |
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What Is a Play? | |
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Trifles | |
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Dramatic Structure | |
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Characters | |
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Staging | |
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Form and Genre | |
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Writer @ Work: Writing about a Live or a Taped Performance | |
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Krapp's Last Tape | |
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Student Writing: Joshua Cohen, Notes on Krapp's Last Tape, directed by Atom Egoyan | |
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Student Writing: Joshua Cohen, Response Paper on Krapp's Last Tape | |
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Staging the World: Topics for Essays | |
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Looking Back: Staging the World | |
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Essays: Explaining the World | |
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What Is Nonfiction? | |
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the Essay | |
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the Death of the Moth | |
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Death of a Moth | |
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Analyzing an Essay | |
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Writer @ Work: Arguing with an Essay | |
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How Susie Bayer's T-Shirt Ended Up on Yusuf Mama's Back | |
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Student Writing: Jacquelynn Messina, The Used Clothes Trade: Who Benefits? | |
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Explaining the World: Topics for Essays | |
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Looking Back: Explaining the World | |
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Working with Literary Devices: Writing the World | |
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Literary Devices | |
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Patterns of Repetition | |
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Patterns of Inversion | |
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Patterns of Contradiction | |
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Ambiguity and Double Meaning | |
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Imagery | |
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Referring to Other Texts | |
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Word Pictures | |
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Drawing of the Sosibios Vase | |
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Ode on a Grecian Urn | |
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Greek Slave | |
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On Hiram Powers' Greek Slave | |
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Peter Brueghel the Elder, Landscape with the Fall of Icarus | |
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Landscape with the Fall of Icarus | |
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Mus�e des Beaux Arts | |
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Lines on Brueghel's Icarus | |
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Heroic Simile | |
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movie still from The Seven Samurai | |
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Writing the World: Topics for Essays | |
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the Reader's World: Exploring the Themes of Literature | |
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Me and You: the World Closest to Us | |
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Photographs from The Family of Man | |
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FAMILIES | |
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Dagoberto Gilb, Look on the Bright Side | |
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A Good Man Is Hard to Find | |
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Sonny's Blues | |
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A Primer for the Punctuation of Heart Disease | |
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Everyday Use | |
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There Is No Word for Goodbye | |
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Those Winter Sundays | |
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wishes for sons | |
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Daystar | |
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Coward | |
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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark | |
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Buckeye | |
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Amy Tan, from Mother Tongue | |
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Families: Topics for Essays | |
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Children And Adolescents | |
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Girl | |
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The Kid's Guide to Divorce | |
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Araby | |
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A & P | |
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Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm, Little Red Cap | |
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Red Riding Hood | |
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The Wolf's Postscript to "Little Red Riding Hood" | |
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Behind Grandma's House | |
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Martin Espada, Why I Went to College | |
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Salvation | |
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Children and Adolescents: Topics for Essays | |
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Lovers | |
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The Chrysanthemums | |
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Haruki Murakami, The Year of Spaghetti | |
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Love and Other Catastrophes: A Mix Tape | |
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What She Said to Her Girl Friend | |
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Three tanka | |
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How oft, when thou, my music, music play'st (Sonnet 128) | |
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Let me not to the marriage of true minds (Sonnet 116) | |
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When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes (Sonnet 29) | |
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The Flea | |
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Rime Riche | |
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Annabel Lee | |
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The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | |
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A Book of Music | |
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from Hateful Things | |
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Marrying Absurd | |
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Lovers: Topics for Essays | |
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Working Further with the World Closest to Us | |
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Reading Globally, Writing Locally: Marjane Satrapi and the Literature of the Middle East | |
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from Persepolis | |
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Iran and Israel | |
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From 1001 Nights: The Wonderful Bag | |
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The Diameter of the Bomb | |
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Wildpeace | |
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Who Am I without Exile? | |
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Working Further with the Literature of the Middle East | |
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Beliefs and Ethics: The Worlds around Us | |
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Images of Good and Evil in the World | |
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Beliefs: Creations And Beginnings | |
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from Genesis | |
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Imagine There's No Heaven | |
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Murmurs | |
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All at One Point | |
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Creation and Beginnings: Topics for Essays | |
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Ethics: Destuction And Endings | |
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Young Goodman Brown | |
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The Story of an Hour | |
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Hills Like White Elephants | |
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The Things They Carried | |
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Tobias Wolff, Bullet in the Brain | |
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Complete Destruction | |
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Fire and Ice | |
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Death, Be Not Proud | |
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Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night | |
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I like a look of Agony | |
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Because I could not stop for Death - | |
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I felt a Funeral, in my Brain | |
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I heard a Fly buzz - when I died - | |
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It was not Death, for I stood up | |
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A Toad, can die of Light - | |
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Tell all the Truth but tell it slant - | |
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Dulce et Decorum Est | |
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The Colonel | |
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Antigone | |
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Destruction and Endings: Topics for Essays | |
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Working Further with the Worlds Around Us | |
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Reading Globally, Writing Locally: Naguib Mahfouz and the Literature of Africa | |
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Half a Day | |
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Zaabalawi | |
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How to Write about Africa | |
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To learn how to speak . . . | |
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You Will Forget | |
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Working Further with the Literature of Africa | |
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Spaces and Places: the World We Live in | |