World Literature StobaughJanuary 21, 2016 – 11:32 am
American Literature I selected Dr. James Stobaugh’s literature series as one of my 100 Top Picks in 2005 when the series was published by B&H Publishing Group. When I started writing 101 Top Picks in 2012, Stobaugh s series was being revised and republished by Master Books, so it wasn’t available for consideration for inclusion among my new Top Picks, although it would probably have made the cut once again. I really liked the original series…
World Literature answerJanuary 9, 2016 – 10:46 am
Camellia Nieh & Jonathan Lloyd-Davies, tr. New York. Vertical. 2012. ISBN 385 In Edge, Koji Suzuki devises an inspired premise and pummels it half to death. Suzuki has been touted as Japan’s answer to Stephen King. Wrong. Suzuki may be the answer, but King is not the question. Suzuki lacks King’s gift for weaving seamless stories peopled with multidimensional characters. More important, Suzuki dislikes horror, describing himself in a 2005…
World Literature VS Comp 2December 4, 2015 – 07:48 am
Explore literature from around the world as you expand your language arts skills and earn high school credit. This innovative online course allows you to pursue the credit you need while you work at your own pace. You’ll develop knowledge of world literature through integrated educational experiences in the language arts strands. Over the course of four units, you’ll explore the elements of literary writing through the study of two works. In the first…
World Literature test questionsNovember 14, 2015 – 04:54 am
Overview Each edition of the test consists of approximately 230 questions on poetry, drama, biography, the essay, the short story, the novel, criticism, literary theory and the history of the language. Some questions are based on short works reprinted in their entirety, some on excerpts from longer works. The test draws on literature in English from the British Isles, the United States and other parts of the world. It also contains a few questions…
World Literature course topicsSeptember 26, 2014 – 08:57 am
Students of World Literature have the chance to visit the places they read about. Here, members of an English Romantic Poets class descend toward Grasmere Village in England. Forty percent of Augustana students spend a study term abroad. World Literature at Augustana incorporates texts from many eras and cultures. Courses explore Greek literature and lyric poetry, Scandinavian, German, Hispanic and French texts, and the history and technique of cinema…
World Literature CLEPJune 19, 2014 – 07:23 am
One way to cut back the expense of a college education, while cutting back the time away from home and work to a minimum, is to take advantage of the growing number of credit-by-examination options available today. In issue #30 of Practical Homeschooling, we told you about the benefits of taking Advanced Placement courses while in high school. Advanced Placement, or AP, is a well-known way to get college credit for work completed in high school…
World Literature IIFebruary 23, 2015 – 09:31 am
: Dr. Norbert Elliot Course Description : Literature 331 offers students an opportunity to enhance their understanding of contemporary global interactions by exploring a diverse array of culturally expressive artifacts-novels, short stories, and poems-grouped geographically by region. Course readings represent the following regions: Europe, Asia, and Africa and the Middle East. A second course, Literature 330, covers the literature of North America…
