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The course readings and links to lecture notes are all linked here. 

 

Date Session Name (Lecture Notes) Materials Assignment (due before class on the date listed below)

JANUARY

     
1/13 Introduction to the American Hero
1/15  Introduction to the American Hero
 
1/18  MLK Day (no class)     
 

Hero Narratives of the American West

 
 
1/20  The American Hero and Manifest Destiny
  • Louis L'Amour The Daybreakers
  • Sign up for a group. 
  • Sign up for Turnitin: 
    • CLASS ID 11454535
    • ENROLLMENT PASSWORD amlit2 
1/22  The American Hero and Manifest Destiny - SNOW DAY (no class)
  • Quiz 1 (on MyBC - due 1/25/16 BEFORE CLASS)
1/25  The American Hero and Manifest Destiny
  • Identify a term (for group project) 
1/27  The American Hero and Manifest Destiny
  • Post the OEDOnline definition 
1/29 Challenging Manifest Destiny 
  • Find a media clip. 

FEBRUARY

 

 

 
2/1 Challenging Manifest Destiny
  • Create a working thesis. 
2/3 In-Class Work Day (Definition Project)

 

  • post signed attendance sheet at the END of the hour (1:50pm).
2/5 Online Resource Group Project    
2/8 Online Resource Group Project 

 

  • Quiz 2 (on MyBC - due BEFORE class)
2/10 American Heroes, in Short
 
2/12 REVIEW    
2/15 EXAM I - CLASS WILL MEET IN COMPUTER LAB TBA CLASS CANCELLED - SNOW DAY

  

 
 

Hero Narratives of the North East

   
2/17

EXAM I RESCHEDULED (Computer Lab SCI 103).

 

 
2/19 The American Hero in the World  
Anca Vlasopolos The New Bedford Samauri - Introduction

 

 
2/22 The American Hero in the World  - GUEST LECTURE Anca Vlasopolos The New Bedford Samauri 
2/24 The American Hero in the World   The New Bedford Samauri  
  • Finding an artifact. 
2/26 The American Hero in the World  

The New Bedford Samauri   


 
2/29 Realism and the American Hero  

  • Quiz 3 (on MyBC - due BEFORE class)

MARCH

     
3/2 Naturalism and the Eco-Hero 
  • Defining the American Hero 
 

Hero Narratives of Appalachia and the American South

   
3/4 Modernism and the Question of Regional Heroes  
3/7 - 3/11 SPRING BREAK (no class)    
3/14

Domestic Female Hero 

 
 
3/16 Domestic Female Hero 
  • Doing a Close Reading  
3/18 Domestic Female Hero 
 
 

East Coast Urban Heroes

   
3/21 New York Heroes and the Harlem Renaissance

Poetry in the City

 
3/23 COMPUTER LAB SCI 103

 

  • Making Connections (artifact and text)  
3/25 EASTER BREAK (no class)    
3/28 EASTER BREAK (no class)    
3/30 Heroes and Civil Rights
  • Secondary Sources  
 

West Coast Urban Heroes

   

APRIL

Detective Hero: The New Urban Savior    
4/1 Hero and Anti-hero: Alexie's Mystery  Sherman Alexie Indian Killer   
4/4 Hero and Anti-hero: Alexie's Mystery  - JARA ARMSTRONG (guest speaker) Indian Killer 
  • Quiz 4 (on MyBC - due BEFORE class)
4/6 Hero and Anti-hero: Alexie's Mystery   Indian Killer 
  • Theiss and Outline 
 
4/8 Hero and Anti-hero: Alexie's Mystery    Indian Killer   
4/11 Return to the Epic Hero in American Fiction 

 

4/13 Exam II (SCI 103)    
4/15 Rough Draft Workshop (SCI 103)  
  • Revising a paper 
4/18 CONFERENCES     
4/20 CONFERENCES    
4/22 CONFERENCES
   
4/25 FINAL PRESENTATION   
4/27 FINAL PRESENTATION    
4/29-5/4 FINAL EXAM    

 

 

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