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Many of the listed readings in the table below refer to the following course texts:

Comley, Nancy R., µ¥½sµÛ¡A¡m¾\Ūªº½dÃ¥¡G®Ñ¼gªº°Ê¾÷¡n²Ä¤Cª©¡CBoston: Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2004. ISBN: 0312404719.
Comley, Nancy R., et. al., eds. ¡mFields of Reading: Motives for Writing. 7th ed. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2004. ISBN: 0312404719.

Bailey, Tom, ½s¡A¡m½×¼g§@µu½g¬G¨Æ¡n New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. ISBN: 0195122720.
Bailey, Tom, ed. On Writing Short Stories. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. ISBN: 0195122720.

Lunsford, Andrea A. ¡m»´ÃP¼g§@®a¡GÀH¨­ºõ»â¡n²Ä¤Gª©¡CBoston: Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2002. ISBN: 0312243480.
Lunsford, Andrea A. Easy Writer: A Pocket Guide. Second Edition. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's Press, 2002. ISBN: 0312243480.



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Introduction to the Course: Why Write from Experience?

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Crafting the Self: Experience and the Shaping of Identity
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In Fields of Reading:

Walker, Alice.¡q¬ü¤k¡G·í¦Û¤v¨­¬°¥O¤@¦ì»RªÌ®É¡r²Ä 42-49­¶¡C
Walker, Alice. "Beauty: When the Other Dancer Is the Self." pp. 42-49.

Cofer, Julia Ortiz. ¡q§Úªº¨­Å骺¬G¨Æ¡r²Ä 93-102 ­¶¡C
Cofer, Julia Ortiz. "The Story of My Body." pp. 93-102.
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Writer's Letter, Exercise 1.1 (bring 6 copies), Notebook assignment on Alice Walker

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Small Groups: Exercise 1.1

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Sample student writing

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Discuss Assigned Readings

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Crafting the Self: Experience and the Shaping Of Identity

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Writing as Process: Prewriting, Drafting, and Revising
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In Fields of Reading:

¡q¤Ï®g¡r²Ä 25-30 ­¶¡C
"Reflecting." pp. 25-30.

Orwell, George. ¡qÂy¶H¡r(²Ä 114-120 ­¶)
Orwell, George. "Shooting an Elephant." (p. 114-120)

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———. ¡m1984¡n (Excerpt)
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Notebook assignment: Comment on the connections between "Shooting an Elephant" and the 1984 excerpt
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Crafting the Self: Experience and the Shaping of Identity Diary/Journal as a Narrative form
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In Fields of Reading:

Douglass, Frederick. ¡q¾Ç²ß¾\Ū»P¼g§@¡r²Ä 62-67 ­¶¡C
Douglass, Frederick. "Learning to Read And Write." pp. 62-67.

Frank, Anne. ¡q®a¤¤¡B¾Ç®Õ¡B¸úÂár²Ä 171-180 ­¶¡C
Frank, Anne. "At Home, In School, In Hiding." pp. 171-180.

Hampl, Patricia. ¡q§¹¾ãªº¦w©gªkÄõ§J¡r²Ä 22-24 ­¶¡C
Hampl, Patricia. "The Whole Anne Frank." pp. 22-24.
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Notebook assignment on Frank reading

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First Version, Essay #1 - Two copies with cover letter, Workshop Students: email essays as Word documents to class

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Instructions

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The Craft Of Revision

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Workshop: First Version, Essay #1

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Response Letters to Classmates
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Workshop: First Version, Essay #1

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Discussion of Student Essays
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Self in Society: Language, Legitimacy and the Writer's Craft
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In Fields of Reading:

Baldwin, James. ¡q¦pªG¶Â¤H­^»y¤£¬O»y¨¥¡A¨º»ò§i¶D§Ú¤°»ò¤~¬O¡H¡r²Ä 532-535 ­¶¡C
Baldwin, James. "If Black English Isn't a Language, Then Tell Me, What Is?" pp. 532-535.

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Tan, Amy. "Mother Tongue." pp. 68-73.

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Notebook assignment on Baldwin and Tan

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Service Learning Proposals

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Revision, Essay #1 - Two copies with cover letter and marked-up first version (and Exercise 1.1, if applicable)


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Self in Society: Learning, Schooling and Identity
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In Fields of Reading:

Angelou, Maya. ¡q²¦·~¡r²Ä 31-41 ­¶¡C
Angelou, Maya. "Graduation." pp. 31-41.

Sizer, Theodore R. ¡q°ª¤¤¬O¤°»ò¡r²Ä 345-355 ­¶¡C
Sizer, Theodore R. "What High School Is." pp. 345-355.

Boufis, Christine. ¡q¦bCouny Jail ±Ð¤å¾Ç¡r²Ä 198-205 ­¶¡C
Boufis, Christine. ¡q¦bCouny Jail ±Ð¤å¾Ç¡r
"Teaching Literature at the County Jail." pp. 198-205.
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Notebook assignment comparing styles of Angelou and Sizer
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Discuss Assigned Readings
9 ªÀ·|¤¤ªº¦Û§Ú¡G±Ð¨|¸gÅç»P¯SÅv
Self in Society: Educational Experience and Privilege

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Ethics of the Writer

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Working With Secondary Sources
Mead, Rebecca. ¡qĬµáªº¥@¬É¡r¡A¡m¯Ã¬ù«È¡nÂø»x 75, no. 31 (October 18/25, 1999): 184-93.
Mead, Rebecca. ¡qĬµáªº¥@¬É¡r
"Sophie's World." New Yorker 75, no. 31 (October 18/25, 1999): 184-93.

Witherspoon, Abigail. ¡q¼g§@¯²¸î¡G±q¤j¾Ç¥Í¨­¤Wº^¥X½×¤å¡r¡AºK¦Û¡m½Ýµ^¤â¡n290 (June 1995): 49-57. (Á¿¸q)¡C
Witherspoon, Abigail. "This Pen for Hire: On Grinding Out Papers for College Students" Harpers 290 (June 1995): 49-57. (Handout)
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Notebook assignment on Witherspoon
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10 ¦Û§Ú»P¤u§@ªº¥@¬É¡G¼g§@Ãö©ó¤u§@¥H¤Î»P¤u§@¬ÛÃöªºÄ³ÃD
The Self and the World of Work: Writing About Work and Work-Related Issues
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In Fields of Reading:

Ehrenreich, Barbara. ¡mÂì¹ô»P»È¹ô¡n
Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America. pp. 760-774.

Gornick, Vivian.¡q¦b the Catskills¤u§@¡r²Ä 753-759 ­¶¡C
Gornick, Vivian. "Working in the Catskills." pp. 753-759.
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Notebook assignment on Ehrenreich
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Discuss Assigned Readings
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The Self and the World of Work

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Working with Primary Sources

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Interviewing
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In Fields of Reading:

Kamber, Michael. ¡q¨¯³Ò»P»¤´b¡r²Ä 205-216 ­¶¡C
Kamber, Michael. "Toil and Temptation." pp. 205-216.

Mills, C. Wright. ¡q¥Õ»â¶¥¯Åªº¤u§@¡r²Ä 731-752 ­¶¡C
Mills, C. Wright. "White Collar Work." pp. 731-752.

Schlosser, Eric, »P Jon Lowenstein. ¡qÅý¥¦¦¨¬°¤u§@¡r²Ä 775-783 ­¶¡C
Schlosser, Eric, and Jon Lowenstein. "Making it Work." pp. 775-783.

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Notebook assignment comparing Schlosser and Lowenstein and Kamber

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First Version, Essay #2 - Two copies with cover letter, email essays to workshop group members

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Discuss Assigned Readings

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Distribute/Review Workshop
Instructions

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Review Writer's Methods: Interviewing

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Workshop, First Version, Essay #2
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Response Letters to Classmates
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Workshop, First Version, Essay #2
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Writing about the Meaning of Work

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Writing as Work

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The Role of the Writer

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"Writers on Writing" series, New York Times . (Distributed in class)

Quindlen, Anna. ¡q³ø§iªÌªº²´¡F®Ñ¼gªÌªº¤ß¡r¡m¯Ã¬ù®É³ø¡n¡A2002¦~9¤ë2¤é¡C
Quindlen, Anna. ¡q³ø§iªÌªº²´¡F®Ñ¼gªÌªº¤ß¡r
"The Eye of the Reporter, the Heart of The Novelist." New York Times, Sept. 2, 2002.

Orwell, George. ¡q­^»y»P¬Fªv¡r ²Ä 536-547 ­¶¡C
Orwell, George. ¡q­^»y»P¬Fªv¡r
"Politics and the English Language." pp. 536-547.

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Sample Selections from WRITERS ON WRITING series

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Oral Presentations
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Writing About the Ethics of Work

Mead, Rebecca. ¡q«Ý»ù¦ÓªfªºÂû³J¡r¡m¯Ã¬ù«È¡nÂø»x 75, no. 22 (August 9, 1999): 56-65.
Mead, Rebecca. Eggs for sale." New Yorker 75, no. 22 (August 9, 1999): 56-65.

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In Fields of Reading:

Schlosser, Eric. ¡q¬°¦ó³Á·í³ÒÁ¦±ø¦p¦¹¬ü¨ý¡H¡r²Ä 308-318 ­¶¡C
Schlosser, Eric. ¡q¬°¦ó³Á·í³ÒÁ¦±ø¦p¦¹¬ü¨ý¡H¡r
"Why McDonald's Fries Taste So Good." pp. 308-318.

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Notebook assignment on Mead
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Discuss Assigned Readings
15 ¦Û§Ú»PªÀ¸s¡G¸gÅç»P¡u¶Ê¤Æ¼g§@¡v
The Self and the Community: Experience and "Catalyst Writing"
Carson, Rachel.¡m¦wÀRªº¬K¤Ñ¡n 40¶g¦~¬ö©Àª©¡C Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2002. (1962¦~ªìª©) (¿ïŪ)
Carson, Rachel. Silent Spring. 40th anniversary ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 2002. (Originally published in 1962.) (Excerpt)

Friedan, Betty. ¡m¤k©Ê¥D¸qªº¯«¯µ·P¡n¡ANew York: W.W. Norton, 2001.(¿ïŪ-1963¦~ªìª©)
Friedan, Betty. The Feminine Mystique.
New York: W.W. Norton, 2001. (Excerpt - originally published in 1963)

Klein, Naomi. ¡mNo Logo¡n New York: Picador: Distributed by Holtzbrinck Publishers, 2002. (¿ïŪ)
Klein, Naomi. No Logo. New York: Picador: Distributed by Holtzbrinck Publishers, 2002. (¿ïŪ)
(Excerpt)

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Documentary Film Clip: No Logo.
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Notebook Exercise on Carson, Friedan and Klein

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Revision, Essay #2 - Include cover letter + marked-up first version
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Discuss Assigned Readings
16 ¶Ê¤Æ¼g§@?:¥Ñ¸gÅç´yø¶i¦æ¦³ÃöªÀ·|Åܰʪº¼g§@
Catalyst Writing #2: Drawing upon Experience to Write about Social Change
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In Fields of Reading:

King, Martin Luther Jr. ¡q¤@«Ê±q§B©ú¨uºÊº»¨Óªº«H¡r²Ä 617-631 ­¶¡C
King, Martin Luther Jr. "Letter From A Birmingham Jail." pp. 617-631.

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Documentary Film Clip: Eyes On the Prize.
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Notebook assignment on King
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Discuss Assigned Readings
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Drawing Upon Experience to Create Fiction
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In On Writing Short Stories:

Baldwin, James. ¡qSonnyªºÂŽաr
Baldwin, James. "Sonny's Blues."

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Notebook assignment on Baldwin

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First Version, Essay #3, email essays for workshop

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Discuss Assigned Readings
18 ¥Ñ¸gÅç¸gÅç¨Ó³Ð§@¤p»¡(Äò)
Drawing Upon Experience to Create Fiction (cont.)
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In On Writing Short Stories:

Dubus, Andre. ¡q¤@¦ì¤÷¿Ëªº¬G¨Æ¡r²Ä 288-303 ­¶¡C
Dubus, Andre. "A Father's Story." pp. 288-303.

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"The Habit of Writing." pp. 90-96.
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Notebook assignment on Dubus

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Discuss Assigned Readings

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Instructions

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Workshop, First Version, Essay #3
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Response Letters to Classmates
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Workshop, First Version, Essay #3
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Drawing Upon Experience to Create Fiction (cont.)
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In On Writing Short Stories:

Olsen, Tillie. ¡q§Ú¦z¥ß©ó¦¹¡r²Ä 149-154 ­¶¡C
Olsen, Tillie. "I Stand Here Ironing." pp. 149-154.
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Notebook assignment: One-page character sketch (for potential short story): Include a demographic profile of your character (age, race, gender, occupation, etc.) and a short sketch of your character in action

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Revision, Essay #3
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Discuss Assigned Readings
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Drawing Upon Experience to Create Fiction (cont.)
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In On Writing Short Stories:

O'Connor, Flannery. ¡q©Ò¦³µo¥Íªº¨Æ¥²¦³¥æ¶°¡r²Ä 171-182 ­¶¡C
O'Connor, Flannery. "Everything That Rises Must Converge." pp. 171-182.

Steinbeck, John. ¡qµâªá¡r²Ä 163-170 ­¶¡C
Steinbeck, John. ¡qµâªá¡r
"The Chrysanthemums." pp. 163-170.
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Notebook assignment on either story

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Draw a "character web" of a fictional character in relationship to other characters. Write a short scene involving your character and at least two other characters in the web
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Discuss Assigned Readings
22 ¥Ñ¸gÅç´yø¨Ó³Ð§@¤p»¡(Äò)
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In On Writing Short Stories:

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Wolff, Tobias. "Bullet in the Brain." pp. 311-314.

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Short Film. "Bullet in the Brain."
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Notebook assignment on Wolff

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First Version Essay #4
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In On Writing Short Stories:

O'Brien, Tim. ¡q¥L­Ì©Ò©Ó¸üªº·N¸q¡r
O'Brien, Tim. "The Things They Carried."
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Notebook assignment on O'Brien
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Workshop, First Version, Essay #4
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Response Letters to Classmates
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Workshop, First Version, Essay #4
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Publication Workshop

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Course Evaluations

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Student Readings
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Last Class - Student Readings, Celebration
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Final Portfolios with Revision Essay #4

 
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