With your substitute please discuss the book The Bell Jar.
--What themes seem to be relevant in the book? How does the author present these themes and what do you think is Sylvia Plath's opinion or message she is trying to communicate?
--Would this novel work if it was not written in first person POV? Why or why not?
--Examine the following characters and comment on their role in the book: Joan Gilling, Esther Greenwood, Buddy Willard. What other minor characters have you enjoyed reading about? What makes these characters compelling for you as a reader?
--Compare and contrast the events in The Bell Jar with today's society. How has the image of mental illness changed? What parts of the book were easy/difficult for you to relate to? Why?
HOMEWORK: Complete The Bell Jar. Be prepared for a test when we return from break.
This introductory creative writing course at the School of the Arts (Rochester, NY) will introduce students to such topics as acting, performance poetry, speech communication, oral interpretation, and writing for a public forum. Writing for Publication will provide students with an understanding of the publishing world, encourage frequent submissions to various publications & contests, and develop word processing and design skills.
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