Briggs Hall 313, ext. Learn how to identify or formulate a thesis, and be able to support it with argument in writing. Become familiar with some classic works of literature and music and learn how to critique them. As I Lay Dying , pp. Yes, this is a Saturday session, so please make plans to stay in town.
Papers are due at the beginning of class on the day specified on the syllabus.
Although extensions may be possible if you speak to me before the deadline, late, unexcused papers will be graded down one full step each day they are late. Papers must be typed, double-spaced, spell checked, and proofread. Below are some topics on which you may write. Be advised that these are merely topics, and you must still propose a thesis which you will develop and defend in you paper. In building your argument, stick closely to the points made in the books.