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World Literature – Sophomore Year – Literature (Holt McDougal 2012)
Organized by Country and World Literature Time Periods
First Semester
Focus on Literary Forms; The Epic
Sumerian, Egyptian and Hebrew Literature
Gilgamesh - epic
Story of the flood
Egyptian pastoral poetry
Your Love
I Think
The Voice
Genesis 1 -3 Creation - scripture
Genesis 6-9 The Story of the Flood – scripture
Psalms 8, 19, 23
Persian and Arabic Literature
The Shah-nama: Rustam and Suhrab - epic
The Thousand and One Nights: The Fsherman and the Jinnee
Omar Khayyam: The Rubaiyat - poem
Rumi: Elephant in the Dark
Two Kinds of Intelligence
The Guest House
Which is Worth More
Indian Literature
The Rig Veda: Creation Hymn
The Rig Veda: Night
The Bhagavad-Gita: The Yoga of Knowledge
The Ramayana: Rama and Ravana in Battle – short story
The Panchatantra – Numskull and Rabbit – short story
Major Writing
Create a psalm
Write a poem in rubai form
Mayor’s writing
Novel The Road by McCarthy
Second Semester
Chinese Literature
Lao Tzu – The Tao Te Ching
Confucius – The Analects
T’ao Ch’ien – Form, Shadow, Spirit
I Built My House Near Where Others Dwell
Li Po – The River-Merchant’s Wife: A Letter
Tu Fu – Jade Flower Palace
Japanese Literature
Zen Parables
Yoshida Kenko – Essays in Idleness
Sei Shonagon – The Pillow book
Zeami – The Deserted Crone - drama
Ancient Greece
Sophocles – Oedipus the King
Sophocles – Antigone - tragic play
Archilochus – poems
Callinus – poem
Sappho – You Know The Place, Then - poem
Sappho – He is More Than a Hero - poem
Thucydides – History of the Peloponnesian War: Pericles’ Funeral Oration
Plato – The Apology - speech
Ancient Rome
Tacitus – The Annals: the Burning of Rome –
Virgil’s Aeneid – Book II – epic poem
Virgil’s Aeneid – Book IV – epic poem
Ovid – Metamorphoses: The Story of Daedalus and Icarus – narrative epic poem
Ovid – Metamorphoses: The Story of Pyramus and Thisbe – narrative epic poem
Shakespeare - Julius Caesar - drama
The Middle Ages
The Song of Roland - poem
The Nibelungenlied – How Siegfried Was Slain - legend
Alfred, Lord Tennyson – Sir Galahad - poem
Marie de France – The Lay of the Werewolf – short story
The Renaissance
Niccolo Machiavelli – The Prince – political treatise
Petrarch- Canzoniere: Laura, The White Doe, Spring - sonnets
Pierre de Ronsard; To Helene, Roses - sonnet
William Shakespeare – Sonnet 29 and Sonnet 116
Galileo Galilei – The Starry Messanger – scientific treatise
Galileo Galilei – The Assayer – scientific treatise
Miguel de Cervantes – Don Quixote – Chapter I, VII, VIII
Rationalism
Jonathan Swift – A Modest Proposal - essay
John Milton – Paradise Lost; Book IX – epic poem
Voltaire; Candide – Chapter I, Chapter II - novella
Romanticism
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – Faust; Prologue in Heaven - drama
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe – Faust; The First Part of the Tragedy - drama
Old Testament – Book of Job, Chapter 1: 6-12
William Wordsworth – Ode: Intimations of Immortality - poem
Nikolai Gogol – The Overcoat – short story
Realism
Guy de Maupassant – Two Friends – short story
Leo Tolstoy – How Much Land Does One Man Need – short story
New Testament – Gospel of Luke, Chapter 12: 16-20
Anton Chekhov – The Bet – short story
Anton Chekhov – A Problem – short story
Henrik Ibsen – A Doll House: Act I, II, III - drama
The Modern World
Thomas Mann – The Infant Prodigy – short story
Franz Kafka – The Metamorphosis: Part I, II, III
Luigi Pirandello – War – short story
The Contemporary World
Gabriel Garcia Marquez – The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World
Albert Camus - The Myth of Sisyphus – philosophical essay
Albert Camus – The Guest – short story
Primo Levi – Survival in Auschwitz
Novel undecided, but off of supplemental list
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