Dreiser from Sister Carrie
Crane “The Open Boat
Stephen Crane “The Blue Hotel
Jack London “To Build A Fire
(Modernism)
Willa Cather “The Sculptor’s Funeral”
William Faulkner “Barn Burning
Richard Wright “The Man Who Was Almost a Man”
Eudora Welty “The Petrified Man
(Postmodernism)
Flannery O’Connor “Good Country People”
Art Spiegelman from Maus “Mouse Trap”
Note:
If you use the internet, you will lose points on your exam (ranging from a 2 pt. deduction to receiving no credit for the exam at all).
You must submit both exams in one document on Moodle. Label question 1, answer it; double space, label question 2, answer it. Submit one document.
If I have to submit your document for you because you did not answer both questions in one document, I will deduct 10 points from the final grade of the essay.
You must answer one question from each of the following categories.
Part I
1. Define Naturalism in your own words. Using that definition, choose two texts from the Naturalism unit (that we read in class) and write an essay that supports your definition. You will need to argue why the texts you chose are “Naturalist” texts. This should be a well thought out answer. You should have a thesis statement/a clearly articulated definition, and examples from two different texts that illustrate your definition and make an argument for why you believe they are Naturalist texts.
2. Define Modernism in your own words. Using that definition, choose two texts from the Modernism unit (that we read in class) and write an essay that supports your definition. You will need to argue why the texts you chose are “Modernist” texts. This should be a well thought out answer. You should have a thesis statement/a clearly articulated definition, and examples from two different texts that illustrate your definition and make an argument for why you believe they are Modernist texts.
3. Define Postmodernism in your own words. Using that definition, choose two texts from the Postmodernism unit (that we read in class) and write an essay that supports your definition. You will need to argue why the texts you are “Postmodernist” texts. This should be a well thought out answer. You should have a thesis statement/a clearly articulated definition, and examples from two different texts that illustrate your definition and make an argument for why you believe they are Postmodernist texts.
Part II
Choose one of the following questions to answer. 50pts.
1. Discuss the ways in which Rebecca Harding Davis’s “Life in the Iron Mills” spans across both Realism and Naturalism. This means you will need to point to specifics in the text that illustrate where the text is both Realist and Naturalist. You should point to specifics and perhaps even define Realism and Naturalism for this particular topic.
2. Discuss the ways in which Richard Wright’s “The Man Who Was Almost a Man” spans across both Modernism and Naturalism. This means you will need to point to specifics in the text that illustrate where the text is both Modernist and Naturalist. You should point to specifics and perhaps even define Modernism and Naturalism for this particular topic.
3. Discuss the ways in which Eudora Welty’s “The Petrified Man” spans across both Modernism and Postmodernism. This means you will need to point to specifics in the text that illustrate where the text is both Modernist and Postmodernist. You should point to specifics and perhaps even define Modernism and Postmodernism for this particular topic.
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