Intertextuality: Arnzen vs. William Carlos Williams

Damned Critic: Arnzen versus William Carlos Williams, Part 2

Michael A. Arnzen, whether he knows or not, has written a poem in the shadow of "The Red Wheelbarrow" and all those other snappy little wonders Williams used to jot on his perscription pad, whiling away the moments between seeing patients as a baby doctor.

Topic: The Literary Remix: Originality through Echoes

News: Arrange screening of Blade Runner (Director's Cut)

Make plans to attend a screening of Blade Runner (outside of class time). Next week's exercise will apply to this film.

Assigned Text: Nabokov, Pale Fire

Assigned Text: Keesey, Ch 5 (Introduction)

Assigned Text: Frye, ''The Critical Path''

In Keesey, Ch 5

ENTHUSIASTIC presenter: Denamarie Ercolani

Assigned Text: Culler, ''Structuralism and Literature''

In Keesey, Ch 5

Presenter:Jay Pugh

Assigned Text: Frye, ''Shakespeare's The Tempest''

In Keesey, Ch 5

Assigned Text: Murfin and Ray, Bedford Glossary of Critical and Literary Terms

On your blog, post a brief paragraph that demonstrates your knowledge of one term that you had to look up.

Assigned Text: Swann, ''Whodunnit? Or, Who Did What? 'Benito Cereno' and the Politics of Narrative Structure''

In Keesey, Ch 5