1. Warming up with the myth of the happy slave
- What stands out to you in each image?
- What specific myth of slavery does each image propagate, and for what purpose?
- For each slide, find one line from Beloved that undoes the myth.
2. Discovering the method and purpose of the redaction poem (and looking at two of your examples)
https://tychogirl.wordpress.com/tag/poetry/page/24/
- Using the redaction poem to understand a slave narrative
- Trying out a redaction poem on a page from Chapters 1-4 of Beloved
3. Sharing and discussing your redaction poems in a gallery walk
- What do the redaction poems help you understand better or differently?
HW:
For tomorrow:
- Please read Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8 in Beloved. Complete your next reading ticket following the new Socratic ticket guidelines. If you'd like more of a focus, trying focusing your ticket on one word you've taken notice of the in the novel so far (perhaps because it's repeated, or because Morrison's using it in a new way).
- All revisions, make-up work, etc. from the past 6 weeks is due by Friday, Nov 10.
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