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Help students to analyze the dense text of HOD. Analysis notes include information on: narrative layers and point of view, diction and connotation, title analysis, Biblical and mythological allusions, motifs, existentialism and futility, irony, psychoanalytic analysis, symbolism, and more... When you see (#:#) that means the chapter number and the paragraph of that chapter. For example, (2:28) is chapter 2, paragraph 28. This is to help you find the places in the text when you are discussing.
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Very useful pre-teaching tool. Thank you for a great product.
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Joe Luther (TpT Seller)
Is this simply a powerpoint, or are there handouts, activities, etc.? Thanks!
August 8, 2012
M Smith NBCT (TpT Seller)
It's just the PPT. The numbers on it refer to the Part and paragraph in the text so you can refer to it. For example, on slide 5, 1:21 means the 21st paragraph of Part I.
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Standard and Honors English grades 10-12, Elements of Composition, Yearbook I and II, Inclusion English 11, AP Language and Composition, and AP Literature and Composition
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