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BIO:
5 Interesting facts:
Poet, philosopher and essayist
Ordained Minister
Begins to question spirituality
Friends with Henry Davis Thoreau (another famous Transcendentalist)

Connection to Boston:
Boston Latin School
Born in Boston

List of works:
"Self-reliance"; "The American Scholar"; "Good Bye"

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Standard: RL3 Analyze the impact of the author's choices regarding how to develop and relate elements of a story or drama (e.g. where a story is set, how the action is ordered, how the characters are introduced and developed)

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Power v. Obedience
Fate v. Free Will
Respect v. Disrespect
Madness v. Manipulation

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Time-Elapsed Video

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Here are the many ways in which you demonstrate your understanding of the unit along with standards in a final project! You will need to select and finalize one soon

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*Consider the dual role of the narrator as a character and as a storyteller
*Explore and analyze some of the philosophical ideas in the literary texts.
*Read fiction, drama, poetry, biography and autobiography from 18th and early 19th centuries.
*Consider the relationship between art and nature in these works.
*Participate in a seminar discussion in which a philosophical question is explored in relation to a specific text

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HOW DO ELEMENTS OF THE SUPERNATURAL INFLUENCE THOUGHT?

Supernatural:
spirits, demons, monsters, something you cant describe, mysteries, mysterical forces, something unnatural, something unexplainable, something weird, paranormal, ghosts, Scooby doo show-solve mysteries, unreal, gothic, The Sublime in nature