edward's+hl+syllabus


 * __ PART 1: World Literature __****// (World Literature Assignments 1 & 2 20%) //**

1. (PWL- WLIT) //The Stranger// Albert Camus 1942 France

2. (PWL- WLIT) Siddhartha Herman Hesse 1922 Germany

3. (PWL- WLIT) //Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky 1866 Russia//

**__ PART 2: Detailed Study __** **//(Individual Oral Commentary 15%)//**

1. PBL Macbeth Shakespeare 1600's England

2. PBL Byron, Wordsworth, Keats 1800's England

3.PBL //July's People Gordimer 1981 (female) South Africa (what does * mean on the book list?) // It means you can use either novel or short stories for the writer.

4.PBL Essays by Martin Luther King Jr 1960's US

**__ PART 3: Groups of Works __****// (Paper 2 essay 25%) //** (I thought I only need 4 poets for this section. Are the other ones you listed just extras that you feel like teaching?) ﻿I've followed the rubric, but I've been told that this is not the practice of many schools and not to insist on it in workshops...

1. PBL Dylan Thomas 1900's Wales

2.PBL Janet Frame (female) (Oceania) and/or Gwen Harwood (female) (Oceania)

3. PBL WH Auden USA 1900's and/or ee cummings 1900's USA

4. (WLIT* //PWL// or elsewhere) Neruda 1900's Chile, and/ or Octavio Paz 1900's Mexico, and/or Rainer Marie 1900's Austrian

PART 4: School’s Free Choice

(Individual Oral Presentation 15%)

1. Animal Farm Orwell England 1945

2. //Raj Gita Mehta (female) 2007 India (reactions to British Imperialism, & Love story)//

3. Lord of the Flies Golding 1954 England

4. (WLIT* //PWL// or elsewhere //First They Killed My Father Loung Ung (female) USA 2000// (Cambodian) Immigrant to America) [Khmer Rouge] //﻿ ﻿ // As you are using two works originally in English with authors from Asia--I don't think you can use this work as a WLIT... You can swap out 'Colors of the Mountain' for something else?

Y Y  Y  (do we need three periods per section or for the whole programme?) ﻿Whole programme within English works. Looks like an interesting programme! Do you want to do any more female writers?
 * Or a book originally written in English but from an author’s ‘place’ which appears nowhere else on the syllabus.
 * OVERALL** Four genres?
 * Three periods?
 * Two places?