We’ll go over the midterm a bit for the first 20 minutes of class tomorrow, so make sure to review your work and my comments on it. Here’s a key of sorts, with real answers from peers. Who wrote what is sort of besides the point, but I did include initials and section info for all authors by way of “citation”: congrats to all who wrote such good responses.
I know y’all can Google, but here’s a map of the Sundarbans to get a sense of where this novel is unfolding in space:
Sundarbans
Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.
As promised, here is the link to the Word template you’ll use for your midterm. It’s probably a good idea to download it (button on upper left-hand corner) and edit it on your machine (you can use Pages or whatever instead of Word if you like)
Good luck and see you Thursday!
For next week, you’ll read the very stimulating and strange manifesto by Donna Haraway and annotate it using hypothes.is. A couple of notes:
1. Make sure to sign up for hypothes.is if you haven’t: click on this link and follow the prompts.
2. After you’re enrolled in hypothes.is and our course group, navigate to the Haraway reading. The tools will pop up on the right-hand side and prompt you to log in with your hypothes.is username and pw:
3. Be sure to select your group in the left-hand corner of the hypothes.is popout rather than PUBLIC:
4. Annotate away: you can highlight something and make an original comment, comment on my question/comment, or comment on a peer’s comment. Please make at least three comments.
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