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    Today's goal is to identify course concepts of death in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson's poetry and life by completing the first half of a packet. The packet and writing utensil from the bin are the equipment needed. There is no homework assigned for out of class work.

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    Today's goal is to identify course concepts of death in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson's poetry and life by completing the first half of a packet. The packet and writing utensil from the bin are the equipment needed. There is no homework assigned for out of class work.

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    Today, We Will Look at The Concepts of Death in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickenson's Poetry. Our Goal Is To Complete The First Half of The Packet

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    Today's goal is to identify course concepts of death in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson's poetry and life by completing the first half of a packet. The packet and writing utensil from the bin are the equipment needed. There is no homework assigned for out of class work.

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    Today is: October 1, 2018

    Today’s Goal:
    Goal:
    Our goal is to
    Today, we will look at the
    Identify the course
    goals and their
    breakdown concepts of Death in Walt
    significance to you
    Dickenson and
    Whitman’s life Whitman and Emily
    and their poetry.
    Dickenson’s poetry.
    Equipment: Our goal is to complete the
    • Packet from bin
    • Writing Utensil first half of the packet.

    Random Fact:
    Canadian researchers
    Out of Class:
    have found that
    Einstein’s brain was
    15% wider than No Homework!!!!
    normal.
    a. Why do we have a fascination with
    death?
    b. What are some representations of
    death in popular culture?
    c. How is death handled in your
    culture/family (What are some
    traditions that occur when someone
    dies?)

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