The following information comes directly from my Spring 2017 syllabus for ENG 2091: Literature to Film. ENG 2091 Literature to Film Required Texts You have five required texts for this course, which we will read prior to viewing their film adaptations. Albee, Edward. Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? NAL, 2006. ISBN: 978-0451218599. Atwood, Margaret. The […]
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“Spin” Reading and Writing Exercise for ENG 2031
For “Spin,” students will be negotiating subtext, rumor, dramatic irony, subjectivity, objectivity, and context in our readings and their own work. Students will discuss the elements of reportage and rumor in their icebreaker text, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and then discern the difference between Rowling’s subtext and the subtext, however erroneous, read […]
In Medias Res Exercise
Class: Intro to Creative Writing Genre: Drama Readings: Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Time: 45+ minutes 1. Have students pair off. One person per group should be in charge of transcription. 2. Leave the classroom. Take the students to a common area on campus like the student union, cafeteria, or the quad. Once […]
