1. Introduction: The Pleasures of Fiction
   1. 1. What is Literature
   2. 2. Ref. "Fiction: Understanding the Text" Chopin, Kate "The Story of an Hour"
   3. 3. Tan, Amy "Two Kinds" "A Pair of Tickets"
   4. 4.Updike, John --"A & P"
   5. 5. Joyce, James "Araby"
   6. 6. Faulkner, William "A Rose for Emily"
2. Shaw, George Bernard Pygmalion
   1. Act I-V
   2. Video of Act I-V
3. Poetry
   1. I: Lyric and Tone
      1. Frost, Robert "Stopping by Woods…"
      2. Brooks, Gwendolyn "We Real Cool"
      3. Dickinson, Emily " I'm Nobody! Who Are You? "
      4. Robinson, Edward Arlington "Richard Cory"
      5. Hayden, Robert "Those Winter Sundays"
   2. II: Diction & Figurative Language1
      1. Wordsworth "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"
      2. Burns, Robert "A Red, Red Rose"
      3. Wilbur, Richard "A Simile for Her Smile"
      4. Plath, Sylvia "Metaphors"
      5. Mary Oliver "Wild Geese"
   3. III: Figurative Language 2
      1. Pound, Ezra "In a Station of the Metro"
      2. Hughes, Langston "Harlem"
      3. Blake, William "The Sick Rose"
      4. Dickinson, Emily "I heard a Fly buzz—when I died"
      5. Auden "Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone"
   4. IV: Sound, Image, Sense
      1. Williams, William Carlos "The Dance"
      2. Auden W. H. "Musee des Beaux Arts"
      3. Whitman "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer"
   5. V: Poetic Forms
      1. Whitman "A Noiseless Patient Spider"
      2. Cummings, E. E. "l(a"
      3. Thomas, Dylan "Do Not Go Gentle into That Goodnight"
      4. E. Pound "In a Station of the Metro"
      5. Wordsworth "The World is Too Much with Us"