I'm still sorting out the details. The final version will be available in a few weeks. If you have questions, drop me a line. There will be two argumentative and analytical papers, the first of eight to ten pages, the second either a new paper of eight to ten pages, or an expansion of your first paper to fifteen to twenty pages.
Details are below.
Classroom discussion is easier if you use the editions I've ordered, but if you own the novels in other editions, you needn't buy new copies. A few extra materials are available in a photocopy packet from Print Media Services at 160 University Ave. The report should begin with a very brief discussion of the annotated bibliography the student has prepared, giving a quick overview of the major scholarship on the topic. Thereafter, the topic is anything relevant to the day's reading material. A good report will raise as many fruitful questions as possible and get discussion rolling.