Monday
In Class: "[Daisy:] The colossal vitality of his illusion."
Homework: Gatsby ch. 6, pp. 97-111 (15).
Day 2
In Class: Inventions and incarnations.
Homework: Gatsby first half of ch. 7, pp. 113-125 (13).
Day 3
In Class: Fitzgerald cranks up the heat. (A shame they didn't have air-conditioning in the 20s.)
Homework:
- Close annotation of "He wanted nothing less of Daisy than that she should go to Tom and say: 'I never loved you'" . . . "But they made no sound and what I almost remembered was uncommunicable forever" (109-111).
- Read second half of ch. 7, pp. 125-145 (21).
In Class: "[A] rotten crowd."
Homework: Gatsby ch. 8, pp. 147-162 (16).
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