Welcome and Class Readings!

Hi Class,

Welcome to Gothic Literature and Culture, section D560.

This course site will be very important to us during the semester, so please familiarize yourself with its features. It will become a meeting “place” of sorts where we can communicate with each other and where we can upload ideas, images, film, and texts that we will need this semester. I will also put important documents, such as assignments details and helpful writing/research aids, on this site.

Our Books:

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Please get the right version by using the ISBN number on the Course Policy.

 

The readings for next Tuesday can be found by going to the “READINGS” menu tab. First, print out and carefully read Alan Lloyd-Smith’s “Chapter One: What is American Gothic?” Second, print out the short story by Shirley Jackson titled “The Lottery,” read it carefully, and write type a 250-word response to these two questions: What makes this story gothic, and did you like it? I will collect this typed response (Journal 1) on Tuesday, September 1.

Best wishes,

Prof. Scanlan

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