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Week 1: Gilgamesh
Week 2-4: Homer and Greece
Week 4: Homeric "Retellings"
Week 5: Sophocles
Week 6: Mudhouse Sabbath
Week 7: Roman Literature
Week 8: Arabian Poetry
Week 9. 1001 Nights
Week 10: Indian Literature and Worldview
Week 11: Eastern Literature and Worldview
Week 12: El Cid
Week 13: Sir Gawain
Week 14: Dante
Week 15: Chaucer
Week 16: Wycliffe, Huss, and Luther
Week 17: Cervantes
Week 18: Moliere
Week 19: Descartes
Week 20: Rousseau and Bunyan
Week 21: Dostoevsky
Week 22: Chekhov
Week 23: Sartre
Week 24: Rand
Week 25: Remarque
Week 26: Markandaya
Week 27: Ibsen
Week 28: Solzhenitsyn
Week 29: Alan Paton
Week 30: Joseph Campbell
Week 31: Camus
Weeks 32-33: Huxley
British Lit
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Weeks 1-2: Beowulf
Weeks 3-4: Sir Gawain
Week 5: Arthur Conan Doyle
Weeks 6-7: Chaucer
Week 8: Shakespeare (Hamlet)
Week 9-10: Shakespeare (Much Ado About Nothing)
Weeks 11-12: Milton
Weeks 13-14: Jane Austen
Week 15-16: Jonathan Swift
Week 17: Coleridge
Weeks 18-19: Mary Shelley
Week 20-21: Charles Dickens
Week 22-23: Emily Brönte
Week 24: Joseph Conrad
Week 25: Jerome
Week 26: Oscar Wilde
Week 27: James Joyce
Week 28: George MacDonald
Week 29: William Golding
Weeks 30-31: C. S. Lewis
Week 32: Virginia Woolf
Week 33: Orwell
American Lit
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Home
Courses
9th Grade Intro to Literary Analysis
>
Course Blog
Bowman is for Baking
11th Grade US History
>
Course Blog
World Lit/World History
>
Week 1: Gilgamesh
Week 2-4: Homer and Greece
Week 4: Homeric "Retellings"
Week 5: Sophocles
Week 6: Mudhouse Sabbath
Week 7: Roman Literature
Week 8: Arabian Poetry
Week 9. 1001 Nights
Week 10: Indian Literature and Worldview
Week 11: Eastern Literature and Worldview
Week 12: El Cid
Week 13: Sir Gawain
Week 14: Dante
Week 15: Chaucer
Week 16: Wycliffe, Huss, and Luther
Week 17: Cervantes
Week 18: Moliere
Week 19: Descartes
Week 20: Rousseau and Bunyan
Week 21: Dostoevsky
Week 22: Chekhov
Week 23: Sartre
Week 24: Rand
Week 25: Remarque
Week 26: Markandaya
Week 27: Ibsen
Week 28: Solzhenitsyn
Week 29: Alan Paton
Week 30: Joseph Campbell
Week 31: Camus
Weeks 32-33: Huxley
British Lit
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Weeks 1-2: Beowulf
Weeks 3-4: Sir Gawain
Week 5: Arthur Conan Doyle
Weeks 6-7: Chaucer
Week 8: Shakespeare (Hamlet)
Week 9-10: Shakespeare (Much Ado About Nothing)
Weeks 11-12: Milton
Weeks 13-14: Jane Austen
Week 15-16: Jonathan Swift
Week 17: Coleridge
Weeks 18-19: Mary Shelley
Week 20-21: Charles Dickens
Week 22-23: Emily Brönte
Week 24: Joseph Conrad
Week 25: Jerome
Week 26: Oscar Wilde
Week 27: James Joyce
Week 28: George MacDonald
Week 29: William Golding
Weeks 30-31: C. S. Lewis
Week 32: Virginia Woolf
Week 33: Orwell
American Lit
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Course Blog
Gov/Econ
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Course Blog
Advanced Literature and Philosophy
About/CV
Cheat Sheets and Funnies
Sample Essay Formatting
Citations
IEW Tips and Tricks
Literary Devices
Things that make Stephanie Laugh
Schedule/Costs
Store
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