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Essay Instructions: clearly identify the topic and thesis of your paper in the first paragraph or two. Need to support ideas with specific details drawn from relevant critical and biographical material as well as from Hawthornes short stories "Ethan Brand", "Roger Malvin's Burial", "My Kinsman, Major Molineux", "The Birthmark", "Rappaccini"s Daughter", Young Goodman Brown", the Minister's Black Veil" "The Artist of the Beautiful" as well as "the Scarlet Letter", and The House of Seven Gables", can draw from any of these primary sources..

Topic : Hawthorne, Biographical comparison to his literature. Hawthorne not being able to resolve issues in his own life - recluse leading to depression and mental decline. Follows the same theme in his stories - characters - hidden sin - inability to cope or confess, mirrors his own life. For example, In The Minister's Black Veil, the parable, if this were truly a parable then a lesson would have been taught to his people. the Veil would have come off at some point and he would have confessed. Instead he dies disillusioned and sad a reflection of Hawthorne.
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topic can be about any of the following assigned readings. Give your reaction to the story, your impression of the story, how it relates to your life, or anything--as long as it involves the story you read. The research paper will need to be at least 1200 words. The use of at least three secondary sources is required. You should consult the MLA style website for correct formatting of references and citations.

Secondary sources are literary criticism or other background materials such as biographies of the authors. you will want to consult secondary materials in writing your essays simply because this will be easier for you. When you use a secondary source, it must be properly cited (i.e., in MLA format) both in-text and on a Works Cited page.

Week 1: Read Anne Bradstreet. Post to the discussion group.
Week 2: Listen to Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God preached. Discuss in the discussion group.
Week 3: Read about St. Jean de Crevecoeur and What is an American? Post to the discussion group.
Week 4: Read about Phillis Wheatley and Philip Freneau and find their poetry online. Whose do you like better and why? Post to the discussion group.
Week 5: Read about Benjamin Franklin and The Way to Wealth, Information to Those Who Would Remove to America and To the Royal Academy of Farting. Post to the discussion group.
Week 6: Read about Thomas Paine and The American Crisis. Post to the discussion group.
Week 7: Read Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Post to the discussion group.
Week 8: Read Young Goodman Brown and Ethan Brand. Post to the discussion group.

Week 9: Read The Minister's Black Veil. Post to the discussion group.

Week 10: Read The Raven and Annabel Lee. Post to the discussion group.

Week 11: Read A Dream within a Dream and Israfel. Post to the discussion group.
Week 12: Read Bartleby the Scrivener, a Story of Wall Street. Post to the discussion group.
Week 13: Read The American Scholar, Self-Reliance, and Harvard Divinity School Address. Post to the discussion group.
Week 14: Read Song of Myself. Discuss this unusual poem.
Week 15: Read about Emily Dickinson. Post to the discussion group.

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