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Higher education asian studies literature circles
"The Joy Luck Club": Critical Literary Lenses
(Product includes a 2-page handout and a Google Slideshow. Explanation below.)The 2-page handout will help your students understand the critical literary lenses of Amy Tan's "The Joy Luck Club".Handout includes:brief statement of what a literary theory iswhat a biographical lens is and examples from the novelwhat a psychological lens is and examples from the novelwhat a marxist lens is and examples from the novelwhat a feminist lens is and examples from the novelwhat a cultural lens is and examp
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Compare and Contrast - Op-ed writing and memoir writing
In this lesson, students will learn how to compare and contrast different types of writing. The first element included in this lesson is an op-ed published by Crystal Bui in the Chicago Tribune where she argues the need to hold a chancellor making racist remarks accountable. The second element is the chapter from Crystal Bui's memoir where she describes the same racist incident, using narrative speaking style. Students will be able to directly analyze the different types of sentence structures,
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Yue Fei - The River All Red (chinese peom of a warrior)
(lengthen Chinese version)this poem is about the Jingkang incident, where the king of the Song Dynasty and his father were abducted and women of the royal family were taken and raped in the nation Jin.translation of poem:Burning wrath rushed to my crown as the rain dwindle into pitter-pats.Looking skyward, I groaned long and loud as fervour rinsed my blood.These thirty years of merits are nothing but dust.These thousand miles of roadway will lead us to home.Bear in mind to not let your hair whit
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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