1. Minds-On Let’s first take up the questions for Marxism.
Review the cheat sheet that I’ve given you.
We will not be able to go through all of these literary theories/lenses.
TASK: I want you to create a cheat section for Archetypal Theory.
IMPORTANT DATES:
Literature Circles Thurs, April 30th and Fri, May 1st
Annotated bibliography assignment due Monday, May 4th
Test on passage analysis from the short stories and applying literary theories to them [Wednesday, May 6th]

2. How do I discuss literature?
To know what is expected for the literature circles.
To understand how to carry out the literature circles for Thursday and Friday.
To be able to carry out a practice literature circles

3. To know what is expected for the literature circles.
To understand how to carry out the literature circles for Thursday and Friday.
We’re going to carry out a fishbowl activity.
I have done it before with my ENG3U (Grade 11) class.
Let review what exactly you want to look for.

4. The Fishbowl Activity
Adam Wrestch

5. You want to use a formal register.
To know what is expected for the literature circles.
To understand how to carry out the literature circles for Thursday and Friday.
To be able to carry out a practice literature circles
So you will be given roughly min to read and analyze a short story on your own.
If you’re late for class, then you’re late for your reading and analysis of the short story.
You want to use a formal register.

6. What literary lens can you apply to Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery”
For homework, I want you to read Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” and answer the questions.
These questions will help you for the test next week.
Have you read this story before?
Look up these words for homework:
Androgyny
Écriture féminine
Essentialism
Patriarchy
Gynocentrics
Phallologocentrism
-You should only write 2-3 sentences per definition.

7. Gynocentric – Focusing on a feminin point-of-view or interests.
Phallogocentrism– Focusing on masculinity in order to create meaning.
Écriture féminine – From French feminism, it is the focus on language and structural devices that women writers employ in their writing.
Essentialism – Discusses that everything has specific traits. For example, women have certain traits and men have certain traits if we are focusing on the feminist lens.