Perspectives in World Literature
aligned to Rl.9-10.6 Analyze A Particular Perspective Or Cultural Experience Reflected In A Work Of Literature From Outside The United States, Drawing On A Wide Reading Of World Literature.
Learning Objective
I can analyze how a non-U.S. literary work uses elements of literature to reflect a particular perspective or cultural experience.
Lesson Flow
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Exploring Point of View and Cultural Experience in World Literature
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Practice
12 questions β’ Short answer
Exit Ticket
βIdentify a cultural value reflected in *The Tale of Genji* by Murasaki Shikibu, and explain how a specific character's actions demonstrate this value. Describe how the setting in Chinua Achebe's *Things Fall Apart* reflects the cultural experience of the Igbo people in Nigeria. β
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