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ENG 265 Week 1 Components of a Short Story
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• ENG 265 Week 1 Components of a Short Story
• Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper defining the
  literary genre of short story using John Updikes
  AP as an example. Address the following
  points
• ? Explain how AP is different from other
  genres of fiction you have read in the past.

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ENG 265 Week 1 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
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• ENG 265 Week 1 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
• Each week you will examine a short story and
  analyze it by giving short responses on each of
  the following topics Themes, plot, setting,
  conflict, characterization, point of view,
  language, and a short reflection. Even though
  some of these topics are not discussed until
  later weeks, do your best to respond to each of
  them.

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ENG 265 Week 2 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
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• ENG 265 Week 2 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
• Select a short story from this weeks readings
  (other than the one you are planning to use in
  the Short Story Plot and Setting Critique
  assignment).
• Complete the Short Story Analysis Worksheet on
  your selected short story.

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ENG 265 Week 2 Short Story Plot and Setting
Critique
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• ENG 265 Week 2 Short Story Plot and Setting
  Critique
• Select one of the short stories from this weeks
  reading (other than the one you have selected for
  your Short Story Analysis Worksheet).
• Write a 700- to 1,400-word critique on your
  selected short story. Address the following
  points
• ? Describe the plot and structure.

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ENG 265 Week 3 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
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• ENG 265 Week 3 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
• Select a short story from this weeks readings
  (other than Alice Walkers Everyday Use, which
  you will discuss in the Theme and
  Characterization Critique assignment).

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ENG 265 Week 3 Theme and Characterization
Critique
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• ENG 265 Week 3 Theme and Characterization
  Critique
• Write a 700- to 1,050-word critique of Alice
  Walkers short story Everyday Use. Address the
  following in your critique
• ? Describe the short storys principal theme.
• ? Describe the use of characterization in the
  story.

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ENG 265 Week 4 Narrative Viewpoints Critique
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• ENG 265 Week 4 Narrative Viewpoints Critique
• Write a 700- to 1,050-word critique of Edgar
  Allan Poes short story, The Fall of the House
  of Usher. Address the following in your
  critique
• ? Explain why you think Poe chose to use the
  narrative viewpoint he did to tell the short
  story.
• ? Describe how the narrative viewpoint influences
  the storys mood and tone.

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ENG 265 Week 5 Point of View Critique
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• ENG 265 Week 5 Point of View Critique
• Write a 700- to 1,050-word critique of Mark
  Twains short story, The Notorious Jumping Frog
  of Calaveras County. Address the following in
  your critique
• ? How does Twains use of diction in the story
  effect the tone? Is his use of diction and
  dialect effective? Why or why not?

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ENG 265 Week 5 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
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• ENG 265 Week 5 Short Story Analysis Worksheet
• Select a short story from this weeks readings.
• Complete the Short Story Analysis Worksheet on
  your selected short story.
• Submit your assignment to the Assignment Files
  tab.

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