I am writing a curriculum for an 11th Grade British Literature class. Any texts you would recommend?
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brittybyte answered:
I definitely recommend Sir Gawain and the Green Knight since Arthurian legend is where Brit lit essentially began.
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jesustake-thewheel answered:
The Bible (as Literature) usually provides great indepth knowledge before diving down into Shakespearean-era texts. The Iliad and Odyssey too
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thenorwoodbrand answered:
“Beowulf”, “Grendel”
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meera-07 answered:
War of the Worlds or The Time Machine by H.G. Wells. George Orwell is also good, as is Lord of the Flies. Avoid Thomas Hardy!
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argylefanatic answered:
The Importance of Being Earnest (Wilde) and Loitering with Intent (Muriel Spark)
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grumpytreeko answered:
11th grade huh? I would reccomend Jamberry.
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wilowisp answered:
harry potter
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legsbrewster answered:
Anything by Austen?
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tomesaway answered:
Lord of the Flies, King Lear/Macbeth/Othello, On the Beach, Persuasion, Tale of Two Cities, Jane Eyre, Never Let Me Go, Sherlock Holmes.
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nlimas reblogged this from fatbird33 and added:
Jeckyll and Hyde , Dorian Gray, Frankenstein, Jane Eyre
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just-progress answered:
like…any british literature? Harry Potter? Hitchhiker’s Guide? 1984? Good Omens/Neverwhere? Basically any Sherlock Holmes?
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bestintheworldaaron answered:
1984, Lord of the Flies, something Shakespeare,
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