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"A Rose for Emily"

A short-story, by William Faulkner (1930)

"Read" for:

  • A main idea/thesis
  • Key points

Close Reading Strategy: Guiding Questions

TAKE NOTES!

  • What is the tone?
  • What is the pattern of organization?
  • Who is speaking?
  • What is the plot?
  • Who are the characters?
  • Is there tension or conflict?
  • What are the main points?
  • Are supportting details used?
  • How are details presented?

Pre-Reading Strategy: Making Predictions

Title: "A Rose for Emily"

Genre: Fiction; textual

Medium: Short-story

Theme/motif: Southern gothic

Preview

  • Title
  • Five Sections
  • Anything else?

Can you predict what this story might be about?

http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~lcrew/A_Rose_for_Emily.html

Literacies

Did you know that the ability to use a computer to write a paper or the internet to conduct resdearch is a literacey? It is called "digital literacy." Another helpful "literacy" to become in which to become fluent has to do with the ability to listen closely--picking up main ideas, key details and supports.

Pre-Reading Strategy: Background Information

Author:

  • William Faulkner

American

  • 1897-82

Style:

  • American South
  • Southern Gothic

Motif:

  • "Decay" of the American South

Other info:

  • the 1949 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • Served US Army during WWI
  • Alcoholic
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