Blog Post 34: University Fancies

In Chapter 4, summarize the narrator's "crimes," as Dr. Bledsoe might call them. Explain how they happened, and whether or not the narrator could have avoided them. Who is right in this situation? In Chapter 5, The Founder is an important figure in the sermon Does Reverend Barbee disclose the race of the Founder? By what information can the reader divine whether the Founder was black or white? What difference would this have made?

Please use textual evidence to support your answer. Please proofread.

Your blog post is due Monday, April 24 (B) / Tuesday, April 25 (B) by 11:59pm with a minimum of 250 words.

SPECIAL NOTE FOR A-DAY

A-Day, please read and take notes on this presentation by tonight, April 23, 2017.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Erk5YuKoz6ME6GTFuLy66qIUsUdRanyXBQaasGLowKA

Thank you!!

Blog Post 33: Let's Get Ready to RUUUUMBLE

Focus on the fantasy section of the Prologue. What's going on there? The narrator imagines a series of scenes beginning with a sermon. What themes does it reveal? Also, in the first chapter, why would the audience listening to the narrator's speech have reacted so strongly to the narrator's mistake? Discuss the implications of his slip of the tongue.

Please use textual evidence to support your answer.

Your blog post is due Wednesday, March 30 (A) / Sunday, April 2 (B) by 11:59pm with a minimum of 250 words.

Blog Post 32: Queering it out like a Man

Find three quotes from the reading that you can utilize Queer theory on and two quotes that you can utilize Gender theory on. Each quote analysis must be 50 words per explanation, equaling out to 250 words.

Make sure to use textual evidence to support your answer.

Your blog post is due Thursday, March 23 (A) / Sunday, March 26 (B) by 11:59pm.

Blog Post 31: The Important Things

The first part of this blog post, I want you to talk about any topic of your choice concerning Mauirice.

The second part of this blog post, I need for you to tell me : (a) Your concerns for the AP Exsm - what are you concerned about? what do you feel like you need the most help in? And (b) What are you most confident in? Don't say nothing - we each have our strengths.

150 words for the Maurice portion. 150 words for the apprehension post. This is due by Tuesday, March 21 (A) / Wednesday, March 22 (B) by 11:59pm.

Blog 30: Freedom to be Yourself

This is your one blog post where you can write about whatever topic you'd like concerning the selection you had to read.

Please remember to support your claim with textual evidence.

Your blog post is due on Sunday, March 19 (A) / Monday, March 20 (B) by 11:59pm with a minimum of 250 words.

Blog 29: Reflection Shows Who I Am INSIIIIDE

Describe Maurice's development of himself - how is he different from the beginning (in this, I need for you to describe to me how he was in the beginning in comparison to how he is in the end of your reading)? While is father is not present, how is he a powerful figurehead in his development? Analyze Clive and Maurice's relationship? Do you like their interactions and do you believe they are compatible? Why or why not?

Your blog post is due Monday, March 13 (A) / Tuesday, March 14 (B) at 11:59 pm with a minimum of 250 words.