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12/10 Our last set of Discussion questions.
Description: With these questions, we will have covered everything (except the final) that I wanted to explain about our subject.<br /> <br /> One link was changed, for Cin III: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mn7u4a9pxk2iwa7/Cin%20III%20f21.avi?dl=0<br /> <br /> (The pdf here does not show this newer, replacement link.)
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Last minute suggestions for improving your Lolita essay
Description: Please read and try to apply...<br /> <br /> Click on the pdf to open it...
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9/24 Charlotte's clothing
Description: Please respond in the Discussion folder.
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The pages from the novel to search for literary devices...
Description: Post your replies in Discussion, please.
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SEPT. 10, SECOND CLASS TO WATCH AND DISCUSS,
Description: Please write your responses and post them in the Discussion folder.
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file 2a Lolita exerpt Please look for various literary devices in this short passage from the novel
Description: Highlight and identify what you find.<br /> <br /> Ex. line 1. The sun made its usual round [personification] of the house as the afternoon ripened into evening [metaphor comparing the sun to a fruit]. I cannot highlight in this box, but you can highlight in your classwork that you will then save and email to me as an attachment.
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SYLLABUS
Description: complete syllabus for our course
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Three questions for discussion on the first film version of Lolita
Description: I cannot post a photo in the Discussions folder and question 3 has this visual aid. Please look at the link to a very short scene and answer the two questions in the Discussion folder. Also, please answer question 3 there as well.
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12/08 What's in a name?
Description: A fun fact about HAL... (please see the pdf)<br /> <br /> His name was created because in the 1960s (and before) International Business Machines was THE most noteworthy computer company. <br /> <br /> Many people find HAL the most interesting character in 2001: A Space Odyssey. His passive-aggressive personality and omnipresence make him a fascinating villain, perhaps in marked contrast to the rather bland Dave and Frank characters. <br /> <br /> The actor Martin Balsam, who was Det. Arbogast in Psycho, had auditioned for the voice role of HAL, but he was deemed too emotional. Instead, a little-known Canadian actor, Douglas Rain, voiced him.
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