Through World War I
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Assignment
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| 4/6[1]
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Introduction to the Twentieth and Twentieth-First Centuries - Editor’s Introduction, pp. 1015–1042[2]
- Take Period Introduction Quiz on D2L
 - Respond on
r/LitWiki: Based on your reading, identify the five most important characteristics that define the the turn of the century’s trends in literature. Who are the major figures? Major works? What should readers look for in works of this period?
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| 4/7
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Rudyard Kipling - “The Man Who Would Be King”
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| 4/8[3]
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E. M. Forster James Joyce - “Araby”
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| 4/11
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Rupert Brooke Siegfried Sassoon Wilfred Owen
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| 4/12
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Take the Edwardian/WWI Check-In on D2L
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note
- ↑ Midterm grades due.
- ↑ See D2L for an overview of the period.
- ↑ Withdrawal deadline.
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- This is a survey of important works of British literature from the Romantic era to the present.
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