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Chapter
#3:
- The Renaissance
pp. 238-256 Study Guide
#10
- Shakespeare's
Sonnets 29 & 30 pp. 272-280 Study
Guide #11
- William Shakespeare
pp. 272-274
- Shakespeare's
Sonnets: The Mysteries of Love pp. 275-277
- Before You
Read p. 278
- Literary
Response & Analysis pp. 279-280
- Political
Points of View: Education and Equality pp. 322-335
- Main Reading:
Of Studies pp. 323-238 Study
Guide #12
- Francis
Bacon p. 323
- Before
You Read p. 324
- Primary
Source: Axioms from the Essays p. 327
- Literary
Response & Analysis p. 328
- Connected
Reading: Tilbury Speech pp. 329-331 Study
Guide #13
- Connected
Reading: From Female Orations pp. 332-334 Study
Guide #13
- Analyzing
Political Points of View: Education and Equality p. 335
- The Fall of Satan
from Paradise Lost pp. 361-378 Study
Guide #14
- John Milton
pp. 361-362
- Paradise
Lost:
Milton's Epic pp. 363-364
- Before You
Read p. 365
- Literary
Response & Analysis pp. 375-376
- Literary
Focus: Milton's Poetic Style p. 376
- Vocabulary:
Scientific and Mathematical Words Derived from Greek and Latin
pp. 377-378
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- A Modest Proposal
pp. 427-444 Study Guide
#16
- Jonathan Swift
p. 427
- Before You
Read pp. 428-429
- Connection:
Top of the Food Chain pp. 438-441
- Literary Response
& Analysis pp. 442-443
- Literary Focus:
Connotations p. 443
- Vocabulary:
Analyzing Word Analogies p. 444
- Connecting to
World Literature
- The Sting of
Satire pp. 462-464
- From Don
Quixote pp. 473-481 Study
Guide #17
- Miguel
de Cervantes p. 473
- Before
You Read p. 474
- Literary
Response & Analysis pp. 480-481
- Political Points
of View: Women's Rights
- Introducing Political
Points of View: Women's Rights pp. 482-483
- Main Reading:
from A Vindication of the Rights of Woman pp. 484-493
Study
Guide #18
- Mary Wollstonecraft
p. 484
- Before You
Read p. 485
- Literary
Response & Analysis p. 492
- Analyzing Political
Points of View: Women's Rights p. 498
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