*Bell Ringer:
Realism/Naturalism/Regionalism Review
*“The Law of
Life” pg 771
*While reading,
make sure you
understand the story as a whole (plot, characters, etc) but pay close
attention to the topics and take notes on your specific number
*1- Conflict:
Man Vs. Nature
*2- Conflict:
Man Vs. Self
*3- How does
the story “The Law of Life” show the Naturalistic movement’s ideas?
*4-
Personification of Death: how? And What does the old moose symbolize? Specific connections
*When you finish the
story, read your book for Books with Friends or work on your poems till all are done
*Discussion
when all are done
•Share
your notes on the subjects (jot down a few ideas if you feel
they are important, especially how this story shows naturalism**)
•Start
at “He did not complain…” end at “Such was the law”–how does this paragraph
show naturalism or the relationship between the individual and nature?
•What
happened with old Koskoosh?
•Why
does he have a fire? What does the fire keep away?
•**What
is
the law of life?
•**What
is
the theme of the story, 2-3 lines that show.
•**Look
at
Koskoosh’s
last thoughts, what comment is London making about humans (the way death is
approached)? How does this story fit into the topic American Voice and how can
these comments fit into his ‘American voice’?
*Poem writing or BwF reading work
time
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