29. By referencing at least two pieces we have studied, discus how post-modernism reflects the idea of process over product. Modernism:• Buffalo Bill’s – Cummings• In just – Cummings• Manifesto of Futurism – Marinetti• Nothing Gold can Stay – Frost• Fire and Ice – Frost• Mending Wall – Frost• Desert Places – Frost• The Wasteland – Elliot• Spring and All (Contagious Hospital) – Williams• The Negro Speaks of Rivers – Hughes• I, Too – Hughes• Freedom – Hughes Post-modernism:• Sardines – Goldberg• Why I am not a Painter – O’Hara• Personism, a Manifesto – O’Hara• Indian Boarding School, the Runaways – Erdrich• Frederick Douglass – Hayden• A Bronzeville Mother Loiters in Mississippi, Meanwhile a Mississippi Mother. . . – Brooks

6. Manifesto

28. By referencing at least two pieces we have studied, discuss how modernists and/or post-modernists approach questions of race. Modernism:• Buffalo Bill’s – Cummings• In just – Cummings• Manifesto of Futurism – Marinetti• Nothing Gold can Stay – Frost• Fire and Ice – Frost• Mending Wall – Frost• Desert Places – Frost• The Wasteland – Elliot• Spring and All (Contagious Hospital) – Williams• The Negro Speaks of Rivers – Hughes• I, Too – Hughes• Freedom – Hughes Post-modernism:• Sardines – Goldberg• Why I am not a Painter – O’Hara• Personism, a Manifesto – O’Hara• Indian Boarding School, the Runaways – Erdrich• Frederick Douglass – Hayden• A Bronzeville Mother Loiters in Mississippi, Meanwhile a Mississippi Mother. . . – Brooks

3. The Holocaust

22. This reading compares two different artistic processes. Using your reading list, choose which reading is indicated above. Modernism:• Buffalo Bill’s – Cummings• In just – Cummings• Manifesto of Futurism – Marinetti• Nothing Gold can Stay – Frost• Fire and Ice – Frost• Mending Wall – Frost• Desert Places – Frost• The Wasteland – Elliot• Spring and All (Contagious Hospital) – Williams• The Negro Speaks of Rivers – Hughes• I, Too – Hughes• Freedom – Hughes Post-modernism:• Sardines – Goldberg• Why I am not a Painter – O’Hara• Personism, a Manifesto – O’Hara• Indian Boarding School, the Runaways – Erdrich• Frederick Douglass – Hayden• A Bronzeville Mother Loiters in Mississippi, Meanwhile a Mississippi Mother. . . – Brooks

11. The Great Depression

1. The Roaring Twenties

17. This reading may have inspired Stephen King’s novel, It. Using your reading list, choose which reading is indicated above. Modernism:• Buffalo Bill’s – Cummings• In just – Cummings• Manifesto of Futurism – Marinetti• Nothing Gold can Stay – Frost• Fire and Ice – Frost• Mending Wall – Frost• Desert Places – Frost• The Wasteland – Elliot• Spring and All (Contagious Hospital) – Williams• The Negro Speaks of Rivers – Hughes• I, Too – Hughes• Freedom – Hughes Post-modernism:• Sardines – Goldberg• Why I am not a Painter – O’Hara• Personism, a Manifesto – O’Hara• Indian Boarding School, the Runaways – Erdrich• Frederick Douglass – Hayden• A Bronzeville Mother Loiters in Mississippi, Meanwhile a Mississippi Mother. . . – Brooks

13. The Harlem Renaissance

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