After you have finished reading, questioning, annotating, and using your references, type a response of 400 words. For your response, select one of the literary theories you learned about that you have not written about previously (or two interconnected ones, if you prefer) and write a reflection that interprets the story through the lens of that literary theory.

Initial Post (400 words)

After you have finished reading, questioning, annotating, and using your references, type a response of 400 words. For your response, select one of the literary theories you learned about that you have not written about previously (or two interconnected ones, if you prefer) and write a reflection that interprets the story through the lens of that literary theory.

One Reply (250 words)

Read through the initial posts of your peers and select one post to respond to. Acknowledge your peer’s ideas and insight and add on to them with additional commentary in line with the literary theory of focus. You can suggest further supporting details or facts (such as a quote or scenario from the story or insightful research), offer a new or different perspective, and/or explain how the particular literary theory of discussion connects to the other stories we read for the class.