Seventh Reading

Step 1: Group- Will Boerger and Myself
Step 2: Hope by Emily Dickenson
           Cat by J.R.R. Tolkien
           Howl by Allen Ginsberg

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Literature Circle Prose Essay Questions: Fahrenheit 451

A little late, but here they are...


1. Through Ray Bradbury's use of indirect characterization of society, how is the theme of censorship created throughout the course of the novel?

2. Characterize briefly the world and the way of life described in the novel, discuss the effect of the theme as a whole, and analyze those elements that achieve this effect.

3. Analyze Bradbury's use of symbolism throughout the course of the novel and how it predetermined ideas and themes throughout the story.

This Class

I Love Family Members

Best thing I've seen on Facebook in a while, thought Preston might enjoy it.

writingas5pectatorsport (#2)

http://cwestrhsenglitcomp.blogspot.com/2013/02/writingas5pectator-amanda.html

Here's the link to Christa's blog about me being victimized by the Sphinx.

writingas5pectatorsport (#1)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1r7wHXmGso

Here's the link to the YouTube video that Rheanna, Will, and I gave to Kaitlyn for her prompt which was the 1988 AP Exam Essay Prompt. Check it out.