Sentences with phrase «english literary history»

English literary history bears exclusions that people don't like, philology asks for competences that people just don't have, and criticism seems beyond the level of high school students.

In either case, you end up with people in the English curriculum room who no longer breathe the air of English literary history.

Assorted tech - savvy wags have created blogs for major literary figures (G.K. Chesterton, for example), so it was inevitable that someone would create a blog for perhaps the most prolific diarist in English literary history.

Not exact matches

Famed Eleanors like Eleanor Roosevelt, Jane Austen's literary characters, and several English queens have brought the name great fame throughout history.

Aligned collaboration is when a social studies department and the English department get together and agree that DBQ's (Document Based Questions) can count for English credit as well as social studies credit and then plan the year so that topics of study in history are taught concurrently with literary eras.

Now, all freshmen and sophomores take advanced English and history, with assignments in literary commentary, oral presentations, and historical investigations modeled after IB assessments.