Thursday, December 20, 2012
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Study Sheet: Gulliver's Travels
- How does Swift satirize- education, family, beauty, government, justice, emotion etc.
- What is the primary thing satirized in each civilization?
- How does Swift agree/disagree with the Christian perspective?
- How does Swifts biography and geographic location impact the book?
- Overview of Swifts life.
- Be able to illustrate civilizations
- Purpose of main/secondary characters
- Descriptions of main/secondary characters
- Story sequence chart of one civilization
- How does Gulliver's economic situation change his perspective?
- How does Gulliver's view of society, himself, humanity, religion etc change in the book?
Homework Due December 18th
English Literature Textbook
Read (optional)
- Read
- from the works of John Wesley pg.216 section A Christian's Happiness
- read the poems pages 219-230
- Read Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard pg 231-234
- answer the questions on the poem
- research the poem
Read (optional)
- Finish Reading Book 4: From Gulliver's travels
- Otherwise I recommend you read book 4 from page 186- 194 from the English Literature textbook
Study
- Recommend looking over an online version of Cliffs notes to refresh your memory of the readings.
- Look for a blogpost to follow with some things to look for
Friday, December 7, 2012
Homework Due December 11th
Read
- Read Book 4 : chapters 1-4
- Write a 2-3 sentence summery of each chapter.
- Try to determine what Swift is satirizing in this part of his book.
- Does Swift seem to be approaching this idea from a Christian Worldview? Why/Why not?
- Turn this assignment in and be ready to discuss your thoughts.
- Create a cartoon from the book. Turn in.
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