December 6-7, 2017 Objectives: Discuss irony in complex literature.

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December 6-7, 2017 Objectives: Discuss irony in complex literature. Analyze a text for figurative language and syntactical decisions. Catalyst: Humor & Irony check December 6-7, 2017 Homework & Reminders: Poetry response 2.3. Upload into turnitin.com. Perrine’s reading (“Rape Fantasies”) Wuthering Heights assessment 12.13 (B-day) and 12/14 (A-day)

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Wuthering Heights close reading (chapter 29) Close read the following passage, highlighting/annotating specific syntactical choices and rhetorical devices. On the opposite side of your composition book, analyze the impact of these decisions. How is Heathcliff characterized here? How does perspective (p.o.v.) impact the text?