{"id":4,"date":"2019-12-10T16:11:38","date_gmt":"2019-12-10T16:11:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/courses.lumenlearning.com\/suny-jefferson-english102\/2019\/12\/10\/introduction\/"},"modified":"2019-12-13T17:27:19","modified_gmt":"2019-12-13T17:27:19","slug":"introduction","status":"publish","type":"front-matter","link":"https:\/\/courses.lumenlearning.com\/suny-jefferson-english102\/front-matter\/introduction\/","title":{"raw":"About The Literary Voice","rendered":"About The Literary Voice"},"content":{"raw":"The Literary Voice<\/em> is an introduction to literature text created through the SUNY OER Initiative.\u00a0 This is my tenth OER work.\u00a0 More titles can be viewed at: https:\/\/sunyjefferson.libguides.com\/JCCOERtextbooks\r\n\r\nWith few exceptions (noted in the credits for each page), the mini-lectures are self-created.\u00a0 The Literary Voice<\/em> has a genre-based focus, with the readings being listed within each genre's chapter in rough chronology.\u00a0 Many of the works are linked.\u00a0 (In any cases where the link breaks, the work could be located using an author or title search or by adding PDF<\/em> to the query.)\r\n\r\nThe text contains five plays and a lengthy literary nonfiction chapter in addition to the fiction and poetry chapters.\u00a0 Siddhartha<\/em>, Hermann Hesse's modernist novel of India, is included in its entirety.\u00a0 I intentionally include more readings than any one course would get through in case instructors wish to tailor the content.\u00a0 Just as easily, they could organize the course either chronologically or thematically.\u00a0 Several chapters discuss academic writing, specifically as it applies to literary analysis.\u00a0 Several of the readings are personal favorites that adapt well to an introduction to literature survey.\r\n\r\nFeel free to contact me at joshdickinson15@gmail.com if you have any questions.\u00a0 Enjoy the text!","rendered":"

The Literary Voice<\/em> is an introduction to literature text created through the SUNY OER Initiative.\u00a0 This is my tenth OER work.\u00a0 More titles can be viewed at: https:\/\/sunyjefferson.libguides.com\/JCCOERtextbooks<\/p>\n

With few exceptions (noted in the credits for each page), the mini-lectures are self-created.\u00a0 The Literary Voice<\/em> has a genre-based focus, with the readings being listed within each genre’s chapter in rough chronology.\u00a0 Many of the works are linked.\u00a0 (In any cases where the link breaks, the work could be located using an author or title search or by adding PDF<\/em> to the query.)<\/p>\n

The text contains five plays and a lengthy literary nonfiction chapter in addition to the fiction and poetry chapters.\u00a0 Siddhartha<\/em>, Hermann Hesse’s modernist novel of India, is included in its entirety.\u00a0 I intentionally include more readings than any one course would get through in case instructors wish to tailor the content.\u00a0 Just as easily, they could organize the course either chronologically or thematically.\u00a0 Several chapters discuss academic writing, specifically as it applies to literary analysis.\u00a0 Several of the readings are personal favorites that adapt well to an introduction to literature survey.<\/p>\n

Feel free to contact me at joshdickinson15@gmail.com if you have any questions.\u00a0 Enjoy the text!<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t

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