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Pride and Prejudice - Study Guide
A literature study guide that comprises chapter summaries, character analyses, literary devices, themes and more.
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ʺRime of the Ancient Marinerʺ by Iron Maiden
Epic classic heavy metal interpretation by British Hair Metal band Iron Maiden.
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Othello Curriculum Guide
ʺCurriculum Guide for Teachers and Studentsʺ by Folger Shakespeare Library Othello Synopsis, Characters in Othello, Tips for Teaching Shakespeare, Lesson Plans, Othello Fact sheet and more.
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Looking for Alaska - discussion questions
ʺLooking for Alaskaʺ is a young adult novel about first love, unrequited love, tragedy, and the intense experiences during the teenage years.
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Looking for Alaska - article
ʺUS battle over banning Looking for Alaska continues in Kentuckyʺ article on theguardian.com
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Umringt von Mentoren (Der Freitag)
”Erfreut bis euphorisch. Künstler, Autoren und Intellektuelle verbünden sich mit dem globalen Protest. Ein Überblick.”
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The Turn of the Screw
full text of Henry James' novel ʺThe Turn of the Screwʺ
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A Collection of Shakespeare Lesson Plans
Table of contents: The First Shakespeare LessonHow to Teach Shakespearean WordsHow to Prepare a Shakespeare SoliloquyHow to Speak Shakespearean VerseDevelop Your Shakespeare Interpretation Skills Top Tips for Teaching Shakespeare
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Le corbeau et le renard
Wenn das Gedicht ʺLe corbeau et le renardʺ im Unterricht thematisiert werden soll, kann dieses Gedicht hier nachgelesen und gehört werden.
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ʺWhy I Writeʺ
an essay by George Orwell detailing his personal journey to becoming a writer. It was first published in the Summer 1946 (Quelle: Wikipedia)
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