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E349S15  Lewis Carroll

honi soit motto

honi soit motto 

honi soit motto

Guided Imagery: The Mystery

"I guess, in reality, we're all mysteries, even to ourselves. Perhaps, that's why Alice is so inexplicably relatable." Lauren 9-15 blog

9-15 MEET AT HRC.; Quiz in class. Discussion of Blogs.for second half of alphabet; poetry; letters; Russian journal and translations

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REQUIRED READINGS:

[1] Annotated Alice,pp. 79-110: "Queen's Croquet Ground"; "Mock Turtle's Story"; "Lobster Quadrille" 

RECOMMENDED :The Illustrators ; The Best Illustrations from 150 Years of Alice in Wonderland  Disney Illustrations  ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHAPTER 8 ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHAPTER 9  ILLUSTRATIONS OF CHAPTER 10

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TODAY'S ACTIVITIES: Guided Imagery; Best and Worst" for second half of alphabet: Mariah cites Covey: "1.  "When we're communicating with one another, we need to give full attention, to be completely present."; Quiz in class.

Discussion of Blogs posted 9-13, including possible topics: roles of Dream Child ? Alice the Good? Alice the Bad? Alice the Hero? Alice the Conqueror?and this analysis of Carroll's humor:

Carroll is "devastatingly sadistic but in so veiled and hidden a form as to produce tickling sensations rather than clear awareness of attack . . . he furnishes an unconscious outlet through humor for . . . primary destructive pressures without a provocation to action. Readers are charmed and comforted rather than stimulated" (Greenacre 1955, 145, 257).

 

 

POETRY Solitude, a Variorum Edition (M10);  Poetry with illustrations by John Minnion ; "A day in the country," an acrostic ballad, handwritten, 1866 (HRC 617);  "A Russian's day in England," handwritten verse

LETTERS:,

13 November 1874 (HRC 629)  Merriman, Henry Gordon, 13 May 1887 (HRC 674), with photographs of Dr. Merriman (HRC 1080 and HRC 1081) and of his daughter Janet Gertrude (HRC 1079) bound in; an additional image of Janet (HRC 1077) inscribed "for Dr. & Mrs. Merriman" is laid in

  Merriman, Janet Gertrude, 17 December 1870 (HRC 675), with envelope and photographs of Janet (HRC 1075) and of her brother Harry Mowbray (HRC 1076) bound in 

Argles, Agnes Beatrice Jane, 28 November 1867; 4 December 1867; spring 1868?; 22 April 1868; 10 December 1870; 17 January 1879 (HRC 646)  Argles, Edith Margaret, 29 April 1868 (HRC 647) 

BOOKS Russian Journal AND five translations into Russian, including Nabokov

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  • LOOKING AHEAD:
  • 9-17 MEET AT HRC; "Tarts"; "Alice's Evidence"; 110-136; x291-4, 554-598, reading and quiz assignment; Quiz in class; Discussion of Blogs. Best and Worst" for first half of alphabet; translations

        • 291-294                "Jabberwocky": four translations
      • 554-585                 Alice in Many Tongues
      • 586-598                 "Alice in Arabic" student paper using HRC materials

      • EXTRA CREDIT: BLANTON LECTURE ON GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES:

      • 9 pts. if I see you there + up to 27 more for extra credit blog  -- many issues relevant to possible projects comparing some of the stories with Carroll's and comparing his revisions to theirs, especially changes concerning sex and violence

      • Kate Bernheimer, Editor of the Fairytale Review and author of How a Mother Weaned Her Girl From Fairytales and Horse, Flower, Bird, as well as editor of the anthologies xo Orpheus and My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me, will be talking at the Blanton Museum this Thursday, September 17th, at 6:30PM, on the literary context of the fairytales of the Brothers Grimm in the work of Natalie Frank.


9-20 Sunday: blogs for 9-22 and 9-24 assignments due by 11:59 PM Sunday.

  • 9-29: P1 due online; 655-735; Meet at Blanton Art Museum for Brothers Grimm exhibit

     


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