RESOURCES+FOR+AP+LIT

RESOURCES FOR AP LIT [] [|GREAT IMAGES FOR RESEARCH PROJECT] [|BRITISH PAINTINGS: blog with many images for possible use in research essay] media type="youtube" key="jyKF2e2CiMk" height="315" width="420" align="center"

[|LAST MINUTE READING IDEAS: SHORT STORIES]

[|WE REAL COOL and two other Brooks poems....] [|The Power and the Glory map] [|MAPS from AUTHORS: Faulkner, Kerouac, Rowling in here!!!! just wow]

A must read as we hit Q3: how would you apply this to your deliberate practice for the AP test? [|How I destroyed my computer science final] media type="youtube" key="dhRUe-gz690" height="408" width="546" align="center"

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[|SOME OF OUR TABLEAU VIVANT PHOTOS]

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[|What differences does the actor make?] [|Hamlet and the NYT] Sullied flesh soliloquy I.ii [|Gibson] [|Olivier] [|Tennant] [|branagh] II.ii [|branagh]

[|TO BE OR NOT TO BE...the best Hamlet?] []

[|New Astronomy] [|criticism list: the big H]

[|video: morris dancing, Act 1]
 * //NOVELS WITH TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE://
 * //Brave New World// by Aldous Huxley
 * //Cakes and Ale// by William Somerset Maugham
 * //The Dogs of War// by Frederick Forsyth
 * //Infinite Jest// by David Foster Wallace
 * //Pale Fire// by Vladimir Nabokov
 * //Pomp and Circumstance// by Noel Coward
 * //Remembrance of Things Past// by Marcel Proust
 * //The Sound and the Fury// by William Faulkner
 * //Something Rotten// by Jasper Fforde
 * //Time Out of Joint// by Philip K. Dick
 * //Under the Greenwood Tree// by Thomas Hardy
 * //What Dreams May Come// by Richard Matheson
 * //The Winter of Our Discontent// by John Steinbeck

[|Hazlitt on Hamlet] [|Info on RACHEL GRIFFITHS visit 10.17.1] [] [|POETRY OUT LOUD] //RESOURCES: CRITICAL APPROACHES TO LITERATURE//

[|Derrida deconstructs Americans: video] [|Politics and the English Language] [|The Lion and the Unicorn Orwell] [|http://www.kristisiegel.com/theory.htm#myth] [|Link to the OWL's intro on Criticism] Do not forget to check the Gale Databases: Lit Resource Center, etc UD Library catalog, Library of Congress [] [|How Marquez became Marquez] media type="youtube" key="va1t6a0zCkQ" height="283" width="378" align="center"

//**READING RESOURCES**// [|Lapham's syllabus to study the Future--your Future]

**//Favorite Book://** **//compiled by people all over the world for World Book Day 2011://**
media type="custom" key="10508310" [|Banned Books 2010-2011] [|Banned Books 2009-2010]

[|BEST ORWELL SITE EVER, FOR ORWELL LOVERS] Some ideas for reading on the net: google these and choose a few to read often. Some have a facebook page or Twitter. Most you can subscribe to by email or in a RSS: [|BOOK BEAST] POEMFLOW--like it on Facebook (or iPhone app) The Browser (eclectic) [|10 adult books every teen should not read, by Patrick Ness] NY Times Sunday (especially the Book, Arts sections) Open Culture (free primary/secondary culture) goodreads.com or Shelfari (keep track of your reading, and join reading circles, ~ 2,000,000 members on Goodreads) Brainpickings (1x a week, just interesting stuff, many disciplines represented) kottke.org (culture blog. cool) news sites, your choice British Library (ipad app) [|RIBBON FARM blog: refactored perception] [|McSweeney's magazine] The Believer--alternative writers' journal from McSweeney's McSweeneys Internet Tendencies (can't explain. you have to see to understand) Shelf Awareness (weekly book news and culture) The Economist (iconic British news magazine: erudite, funny, and beautifully written) culture blog from the Economist:[] [] More Intelligent Life (great arts, letters and culture site from The Economist) The Atlantic NPR-site, app, etc etc etc Lapham's Quarterly (online site for history magazine--see the hard copies in classroom) fun site chronicling what a president reads:[| http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2011/08/14/obama-s-book-club.html] [] "true stories told live" one of a kind site [] remarkable sports blog [|GREAT RUMINATIONS ON HEART OF DARKNESS BY ONE OF MY FAVORITE BLOGGERS]
 * [|FREE eBOOKS & AUDIOBOOKS from Open Culture. Some worthwhile titles:]**

[|reading and eating are interchangeable] [] famous author reviews of classics they hated. fun [] [|It's not the echo, it's the chamber]

=// OTHER RESOURCES //= [|DELIBERATE PRACTICE]

[|BEAUTIFUL AND UGLY WORDS] [|What do you think you know about Great Britain?] [|eFICTION.org: primary texts, research. criticism] [|Thomas Friedman has some suggestions for success] [|Books to Film] [|Link to the OWL's intro on Criticism] [] [|original reviews of TEWWG]

How to read series on brain pickings: []

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[|OPENRESPONSE QUESTIONS 1970-2011]

[|Critical Approaches to Literature]