Sunday, December 14, 2014
Monday, December 1, 2014
Constant Lover EC HW
The Constant Lover
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1. In the first stanza of “The Constant Lover,” how long has
the speaker loved?
2. According to lines 3-4, what conditions are necessary for
the speaker to continue to love?
3. In the second stanza, how long will it be before Time
will find a lover as constant as the speaker?
4. According to stanza 3, why is praise not due the speaker?
5. In the last stanza, what reason does the speaker give for
not leaving his lady for another “a dozen dozen” women?
Monday, November 17, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
good old fun time research paper check sheet
Dr. Carter’s Good Old Fun Time Research Paper
Check Sheet
Or
Ten Steps to a Successful Research Paper
All
work is due before the bell rings on the day assigned. Students may not skip
any steps. Each deadline met is worth 10 points, making this sheet worth a
maximum of 100 points. If I have to replace this sheet, it will be worth a
maximum of 90 points (/100), and student will have to meet all prior deadlines again.
Day 1 _____ All
necessary resources (4 full books or the equivalent) in your possession and a
list of them. A chapter, an article, or a website
= ½ book. No websites without
my prior approval. _____
Day
2 _____ A brief synopsis of the
contents of your resources as they apply to your topic,
noting
redundancies and omissions. _____
Day 3 _____ Rough
draft of Works Cited page and three paraphrase cards, on which you
quote 3 different resources and cite them correctly on one side
and paraphrase
the same quotes and cite them correctly on the
other side. Citation format must
match Works Cited format _____
Day
4 _____ Thirty note cards or the
equivalent. No highlighting. Your three paraphrase
cards can be included in your thirty. _____
Day
5 _____ Final draft of Works Cited
page. Should include every resource that is going to
appear in your paper and none that will NOT appear
in it. _____
Day
6 _____ Complete outline of paper,
including documentation for every fact and quote.
Minimum length four pages typed and double-spaced. _____
Day
7 _____ Error-free intro paragraph
(need not have documentation). _____
Day
8 _____ Error-free sample body
paragraph with documentation. No redundancies in
citations. _____
Day
9 _____ Rough draft. Must meet
minimum length requirement (1500 words). _____
CHECK: Do the
citations correspond perfectly to the Works Cited? Multiple
authors listed in citations? All works on Works
Cited appear in paper and vice
versa?
Day 10 ____ Final
draft of your research paper and Works Cited page. No binders or folders. _____
Friday, October 17, 2014
Friday, October 10, 2014
Note Card Project
Brit Lit 121: Handy
Reference Resources
Prepare a 4x6 note card for the following sources in the Wheeler Media Center
reference section. The front of the card should list the correct bibliographic information according to the MLA Handbook
and your Guide to the Research Paper; in addition, it should include a brief description of the contents and
organization of the source. The back of the card should show an interesting or amusing quote from
the source, properly documented.
This quote must be unique to the pair or person handing in the cards for full
credit.
Ref
016.909 Dictionary of Historic Documents OR Searching and Researching the Internet
Ref
355.8 An Historical Guide to Arms and Armor
Ref
391 History of Costume OR The
Historical Encyclopedia of Costume
Ref
428.3 Fowler’s Modern English Usage
Ref
509 Chronology of Science and Discovery OR Dictionary of the History of Science
Ref
709 The Book of Art OR Architecture
Through the Ages
Ref
808.8 Great Books of the Western World series
Ref
902 The Timetables of History (902) OR Time Lines on File (902.2)
Ref
909.07 Dictionary of the Middle Ages
Ref
909.07 Middle Ages: Biographies
Ref
911.4 Atlas of Medieval Europe OR Atlas
of the Crusades
Ref
940.1 Encyclopedia
of the Middle Ages OR The Oxford Illustrated History
of Medieval Europe
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Dr. Carter regrets . . .
that he has made a proofreading error in the August calendar which has led to an error in the September calendar. I double-assigned Beowulf HW the last week of August. Rather than reprint the September calendar, I will allow students to turn in the Beowulf HW after Labor Day as per the September calendar. To make the best use of our time, however, we will read "The Seafarer" in class Thurs. & Fri. even though the HW for that poem is not due for another week after that. This will give students greater flexibility in doing the homework and will enable me to introduce the Anglo-Saxon paper before labor day, giving students 4 days' more flexibility in working on that assignment as well. I know it sounds complicated, but the upshot is this: THE DUE DATES ON THE SEPTEMBER CALENDAR WILL REMAIN AS THEY ARE (at least for now). Again, Dr. Carter regrets any confusion this error may have caused.
Thursday, July 31, 2014
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