English 3319 students:
For our Monday, November 22, blog, please post a comment of just one well-developed paragraph about the most helpful secondary source of literary criticism you are going to use in your research paper, which is due after the break, on Friday, December 3, which is the last day of classes.
In your comment, please answer these questions: In what way is this particular literary critic who authored this source helpful to you? How do you plan to use this critic's insights in your paper?
This week you do not have to reply to another student's comment.
This weekend's reminders:
- Please keep in mind scholarly secondary sources from other disciplines (social sciences, history, etc.) are not supposed to be used in your paper and that those sources would not count toward your required minimum of seven sources of literary criticism.
- The two literary works you have chosen to write about are primary sources that are not counted toward the required seven secondary sources.
- The paper (a print copy, please) is due at the beginning of class on December 3. If you have to turn in your paper late, you may email it to me as a Word document attachment.
Have a delicious and productive holiday break,
Dr. Kornasky
