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Please plan on assessments and assignments that require your close analysis of the texts the first several weeks of school. Be ready to discuss both texts in class.\u003Cbr>All summer reading assignments will be graded as assessments.\u003Cbr>If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at [kphinney@ccslancers.com](kphinney@ccslancers.com). |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nASSIGNMENT \\#1:  \nHow to Read Literature like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster (non-fiction NEW/CLEAN COPY in PRINT only-ISBN-13: 978-0062301673)  \nPart 1: In-depth Annotations-READ THIS BOOK FIRST. You will read and annotate the Preface, Introduction, all numbered chapters, the Postlude, and Envoi. You will complete the “Test Case.” You will do 50 numbered and evenly spaced annotations. You may write directly in your book or use post-it notes by placing them directly on top of your highlighted text. These sorts of annotations are done to mark the major concepts and devices Foster teaches you. It is a work of non-fiction, so your annotations will be based on information gleaned from your reading. You will NOT use the word bank on page 2 for this reading.  \nPart 2: Glossary of Terms-Create a hand-written glossary of twenty literary terms and concepts from the book by following the format below. This work must be original. Focus on literary terms and concepts that are new to you or that you are the least familiar with. This is meant to stretch your knowledge of literary concepts, analysis, and theory.  \n| Literary Term or Concept | Definition or Explanation of Literary Term or Concept | Literary Text Example from Reading |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Place term or\u003Cbr>concept here.(pg. \\# it appears on) | Define term or explain concept here in your own words based on your reading of HTRLLAP. Do not use an outside source. | Include at least one example of the term or concept as it is presented in the reading through a literary example, such as the specific novels and poems Foster uses to elucidate his points. Provide page number(s). |\n| Term: Faustian\u003Cbr>bargain (pg. \\#) | Definition: According to Foster, the Faustian bargain is the classical archetypal foil between man and an evildoer. Often referred to as a “deal with the devil,” it happens when an otherwise wellmeaning protagonist submits to some fatal flaw of their own, such as pride or envy, and surrenders their own goodness or autonomy for something the“devil” promises. | Literary Example: In HTRLLAP, the Faustian bargain gets its name from the German tragic play, Faust, written by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. In the play, Faust is a successful academic who is dissatisfied with his life. This spiritual malaise leads him to make a “deal with the devil” when he tragically exchanges his soul for unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures (pg. \\#). |\n\nASSIGNMENT \\#2:  \nFrankenstein by Mary Shelley (fiction NEW/CLEAN COPY in PRINT only-ISBN-13: 978-0486282114)  \nPart 1: In-depth Annotations-READ AFTER YOU READ HTRALLAP. You will do 50 numbered and evenly spaced annotations. You may write directly in your book or use post-it notes by placing them directly on top of your highlighted text. Annotate for the concepts in the word bank on page 2 AND specific literary terms and concepts you learned while reading How to Read Literature Like a Professor. You must successfully apply NEW terms and concepts from HTRLLAP through the text to earn an “A.”  \nPart 2: Literary Analysis-You will write a 3-4 page MLA literary analysis essay on Frankenstein by answering the  \nfollowing prompt, which is fashioned after the Free Response essay on the AP Literature exam: In literature, a literal or  \nfigurative transformation is a significant factor in the development of character and meaning of a work. 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