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STUDENT’S GUIDE

 Unit III is entitled Understanding Western Influences. In this chapter, we will explore 4 of the noted literatures formulated in the western hemisphere. We will also discover ways to appreciate the stirrings and inspirations of the great authors who had penned and helped shaped the literary history.

There are certain things you may want to know before we throttle down this beautiful piece into bits. So in the next slides, you’ll be seeing a few links that will lead to important sites. Take note of the following as you prod these colorful ways to extra knowledge : On the Author :  Grasp the basis of personality  Motivations On the Poem/Story :  Theme / Overall Mood of the piece.  Analysis  Formulate assumptions regarding possible interpretations  Societal problems present in the piece.

Distinguishing Differences : The Cask of Amontillado The Cask of Amontillado Yes. You have to click the “hyperlinked“ stuff.

Story : Summary & Analysis Summary & Analysis Author : Edgar Allan Poe

Author : Emily Dickinson Story / Poem : Summary & Analysis

Author : O. Henry Story / Poem : Summary & Analysis

Author : Frank Stockton Story / Poem : Summary & Analysis

After reviewing, take down the important notes and place them in a notebook. Post it in your blog to confirm that you took this discussion. Don’t forget to make a daily post every after assessment. Best of luck. The Authors.