No paper will be accepted after April 10, 2000. Ther are to be ttyped, double spaced, and in English. Papers may be written on any topic after consulting with the instructor. Class Presentations are oral reports before the class on works other than those read by the class as a whole. Students must choose a work of literature and a date from the report shedule .
Students are to give an oral presentation of from ten to fifteen minutes.
Presentations should be constructed as a general overview of the work and its author along with a subjective evaluation of the most salient features of the work. Presentations are scheduled on a first come first served basis within normal class meetings in the spring term. No more than two presentations per class meeting. Email the instructor to reserve a date.