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 Skip this entry. I just need to lay this stuff out so I can see it in a list.

Read:

A book for November

Chekhov- "The Cherry Orchard"- Nov 16

Cicero- Book 2 On the Ideal Orator- Nov 17

Eagleton, Said and Armstrong articles- Nov 18

Hurston- Their Eyes Were Watching God- Nov 23 (I'm totally not going to read this, even though I keep telling myself I will. I've already read it twice.)

Cicero- Book 3 On the Ideal Orator- Dec 1

5 articles for Annotated Biblio
     Regina Barreca, “Sex and the Feminine Text in Wuthering Heights”
     Stevie Davies, “Baby-Work: The Myth of Rebirth in Wuthering Heights”

     Margaret Homans, “The Name of the Mother in Wuthering Heights”
     Beth Newman, “‘The Situation of the Looker-On: Gender, Narration, and Gaze in Wuthering Heights
     Patricia Yaeger, “Violence in the Sitting Room: Wuthering Heights and the Woman’s Novel”
A book for December

Write:

Assessment- Cicero (Book 2)- Nov 17

Good Nola Article- Nov 22

Assessment- Cicero (Book 3)- Dec 1

English Final- Dec 2

Good Nola Article- Dec 4

Bullshit Class Final- Dec 7

Rhetoric Final- Dec 8

Annotated Biblio- Dec 10