For this hebdomadal, develop a similarly open thematic question that you think could be asked of almost any text we've read this semester. This means looking back through your notes and pulling out the conceptual problems Prof. Ortiz-Robles has returned to several times in his lectures.
When you craft the question, you might want to be more specific than asking about "the relationship" between Concept 1 and Concept 2, but don't feel that you have to be
After you've done this, quote a short passage from the poem about which you feel least comfortable and use this passage to answer the essay question you've created. (Poems only this week.)
If I don't drown in grading next week, I'll post the essay topics you guys come up with so you have some likely essay prompts with which to study.
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In the interest of grammar, the word "two" in the third paragraph should be "too." I know, it doesn't really matter.
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