This is not a research class. The anthology we use in class provides succinct background information, which you are required to read carefully. But assignments are designed to help you develop your ability to interpret literary language. In your short essays, I urge you to analyze works we have not covered in class or to pursue aspects of works we have not fully discussed. Essays which simply rehash class notes will not receive high marks.
Plagiarism constitutes grounds for failing the class.
Please see the Student Handbook for a definition of plagiarism and ask me about any aspect of the general rule or specific instances. The Norton Anthology of English Literature . Wuthering Heights . Spring 2001 Course Schedule Complete all assigned reading in the right hand column by the date in the left column. Read actively, with a pencil in hand.