Great Resources for Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

Here's a link to a document with links to a webpage and a fun video ("They'll never take... our FREEDOM!) that thoroughly explain the persuasive techniques ethos, pathos, and logos and offer examples.

Resources for Ethos, Pathos, and Logos

Link to the Death of a Salesman Deleted Scenes Assignment

Here's a link to the deleted scenes assignment.

Deleted Scenes Assignment

Text of Death of a Salesman

Here's the link for the text of Death of a Salesman: Death of a Salesman

Copies of "Jilting" and "Rose" with Project Instructions

Here are links to the short stories and to a copy of the assignment. (You need to use your Aggie account to get access to the assignment.)

(Be aware that numerous other short stories follow "A Rose for Emily" on the link.)

Project Assignment Link

"A Rose for Emily" Link

"The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" Link

Comparison: "The Far and the Near" and "The Chrysanthemums"

In the comments section, please discuss how "The Far and the Near" is similar to "The Chrysanthemums."

Here are links to the stories in case you need to refresh your memory (or prove a point). :)

"The Far and the Near"

"The Chrysanthemums"

Bonus learning: If you want -just for fun- to see a collegiate take on "The Chrysanthemums," here's an interesting analysis (though feel free to disagree-this is just one person's analysis). Chrysanthemums analysis

Links to poems in Modern Times unit

Link to "Patterns"

Link to "Who's Who"

Link to "Grass"

Link to "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"

Link to "The Unknown Citizen"

Link to "In a Station of the Metro"

Three Levels of Questions

Below is the link to the Three Levels of Questions Prezi. You'll be doing these questions throughout our reading of Huckleberry Finn.
Three Levels of Questions