ࡱ> ` 4bjbj 9,\\\\\\\pt.t.t.t.\.pt/H0000'22T#3,AAAA7AZs$vhGys\c:'2'2c:c:s\\00/s;;;c:\0\0A;c:A;;e>t\\>0/ AY@t.:.>%?|s0t>Az;Az>>Az\>(O3M5l;6$7O3O3O3ss;O3O3O3tc:c:c:c:ppp t.pppt.ppp\\\\\\ The 91ing Authors Seminar English 139 (35032) Spring 2007 Mitch Berman Th 4-6:45 BBC122 Office: FO 106 > Office Hours: W 1:15-2:00 > Phone: 924-4489 > e-mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:mber@sjsu.edu" mber@sjsu.edu Go to:  HYPERLINK "" \l "CourseSchedule" Top of Course Schedule; or Course Schedule for  HYPERLINK "" \l "February" February,  HYPERLINK "" \l "March" March,  HYPERLINK "" \l "April" April or  HYPERLINK "" \l "May" May  HYPERLINK "http://www.mitchberman.com/" Mitch Berman home page This document is  HYPERLINK "http://www.mitchberman.com/139-Spring07.htm" www.mitchberman.com/139-Spring07.htm  Course Description The Phelan Seminar is a literature course that offers graduate and advanced undergraduate students the unique opportunity to meet in private seminar with major contemporary authors visiting the Universitys  HYPERLINK "http://www.litart.org/" Center for Literary Arts after closely studying their works. Seven writers James Kelman, Khaled Hosseini, Carolyn See, Al Young, Andrew Lam, James D. Houston, and the current Booker Prize winner, Kiran Desai (who is at this writing only probable) will be brought to 91 this semester by the Center for Literary Arts. Each will come to a special closed seminar to discuss his or her work with students, and each will give a public reading at the indicated venue. In addition, Kelman, Hosseini, See and Desai (conditional on her visit to 91) will also appear in public conversations with the instructor, after which they will take questions from the public. Readings (italics = mandatory readings) James Kelman: Busted Scotch and How Late it Was, How Late [plus optional books] Khaled Hosseini: The Kite Runner Carolyn See: There Will Never be Another You [plus optional books] Andrew Lam: Perfume Dreams James D. Houston: Bird of Another Heaven Al Young: [To be announced] Kiran Desai: The Inheritance of Loss (this is only required if she commits to appear) [plus optional book, Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard] In addition to the required readings, students will select two optional books from among those mentioned in brackets above. Each student will make a presentation to class based on a five-page paper on each chosen recommended work (most likely we will put together panels to discuss the more popular works). Schedule of papers to be determined after students choose optional books. Students will discuss each writers work during the classes before his or her appearance, as specifically noted on the class schedule (please bring each text under discussion to the class for which it is scheduled); in addition, students will bring copes for the entire class of a typed list of eight questions based on what they have learned about the writers life and work, and circulate these questions to all class members for discussion during the class immediately before the writers appearance. Students will also write a double-spaced critical response paper for each of the authors listed above of 2-3 pp. to the on-campus events featuring the above-mentioned writers brought to campus by the Center for Literary Arts this semester. Each such short paper must cover an event that takes place outside of this classroom, but may also incorporate discussion of the authors classroom visit. Author schedules may be altered during the semester. It the students responsibility to get the information from updated versions of this syllabus which will be posted on the web at  HYPERLINK "http://www.mitchberman.com/139-Spring07.htm" www.mitchberman.com/139-Spring07.htm. Information on public author events is updated regularly at the Center for Literary Arts website  HYPERLINK "http://www.litart.org/" www.litart.org. Rules, regulations and one unexpected freedom: Because of the unique nature of the class, it is essential that all students plan on attending each class. In particular, students may not miss any of the scheduled author visits, and should review their schedules prior to registration to insure that they are clear on these critical dates. Some of these dates take place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays rather than Thursdays. Times and locations to be announced. A quiz is given at the beginning of each class for which an assigned reading listed for that day; these quizzes, if missed, may not be made up. It is essential to be in class on time in order to take the quizzes Class continues until the last minute scheduled Students may not doze, nod off, drift, sleep, snore or subsist in a lifelike semi-comatose condition in the classroom No computers and no text-messaging in the classroom Cell phones and beepers which deliver competing audio in the classroom will be instantly incinerated by flame-thrower Students may drink and eat (no eating in the presence of guest authors, unless students bring in enough snacks to supply the class and guest author) in the classroom, so long as they do so discreetly and clean up after themselves. The Department of English mandates that all greensheets shall include the following statement: The Department of English reaffirms its commitment to the differential grading scale as defined in the 91 Catalog (The Grading System). Grades issued must represent a full range of student performance: A= excellent; B= above average; C= average; D= below average; F= failure. Courses graded according to the A, B, C, No Credit system shall follow the same pattern, except that NC shall replace D or F. In such cases, NC shall also substitute for W (or Withdrawal) because neither grade (NC or W) affects students GPA.  Course Schedule Normal text = readings; Caps = lecture/discussion topics; boldface = assignments; BOLD CAPS = author appearances on campus. JANUARY 25  James Kelman, in-class reading and discussion of stories from Busted Scotch INTRODUCTIONS  FEBRUARY 1  James Kelman, stories to be announced from Busted Scotch and the first half of How late it was, how late  8 James Kelman, the second half of How late it was, how late 13CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENTS AT 91: JAMES KELMAN, Booker Prize winner and the 2007 Lurie Distinguished Chair in Creative Writing at 91 12:00 P.M., CONVERSATION/AUDIENCE Q&A / BOOK SIGNING KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229 7:30 P.M., READING/ BOOK SIGNING KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229  15Reading: excerpts to be announced from Carolyn See, Kiran Desai and Al Young Kelman event papers due  22Reading: excerpts to be announced from Carolyn See, Kiran Desai and Al Young  29Reading: The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini (first half of novel) MARCH1Reading: The Kite Runner, by Khaled Hosseini (second half of novel) Bring to class: copies for the entire class of eight questions you would like to ask Khaled Hosseini, with the best three circled on all copies Before the coming weekend: send questions to MB via email 7 KHALED HOSSEINI, author of The Kite Runner TO MEET WITH THIS CLASS 4:00 p.m., FACULTY OFFICES 104 (time and place tentative) CLASS IS ALSO TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT HOSSEINI to read and sign books at 7:30 P.M. at MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM 8CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT AT 91: KHALED HOSSEINI, author of The Kite Runner 12:00 P.M., CONVERSATION/AUDIENCE Q&A / BOOK SIGNING UNIVERSITY ROOM (A.K.A. OLD CAFETERIA) 15Reading: excerpts to be announced from Carolyn See, Kiran Desai and Al Young Class panels on optional books by Carolyn See and Kiran Desai Hosseini event papers due. Bring to class: eight questions you would like to ask Carolyn See, Kiran Desai and Al Young (eight questions for each author) , with the best three circled on all copies These are separate sets of questions for all three authors [discussion of questions will probably be done via email, for reasons of practicality] Before the coming weekend: send questions to MB via email 21CAROLYN SEE TO MEET WITH THIS CLASS 4:00 p.m., FACULTY OFFICES 104 (time and place tentative) CLASS IS ALSO TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT FEATURING CAROLYN SEE: 7:30 P.M., READING/ BOOK SIGNING KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229 22CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT AT 91: CAROLYN SEE 12:00 P.M., CONVERSATION/AUDIENCE Q&A / BOOK SIGNING KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229 29NO CLASS (SPRING BREAK) APRIL 3CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENTS: TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED: KIRAN DESAI: [AFTERNOON?] CONVERSATION AND AUDIENCE Q&A [EVENING] READING/ BOOK SIGNING [TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED IN LATE AFTERNOON: A MEETING WITH THIS CLASS] TIMES AND PLACES AT 91 TO BE ANNOUNCED 5CLASS TO MEET WITH AL YOUNG [TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED; TIME AND PLACE TO BE ANNOUNCED] CLASS IS ALSO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT: AL YOUNG at 91 (KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229): 7:00 P.M., READING/ BOOK SIGNING Bring to class: eight questions you would like to ask James D. Houston, with the best three circled on all copies Before the coming weekend: send questions to MB via email 12JAMES D. HOUSTON TO MEET WITH THIS CLASS [TIME AND PLACE TO BE ANNOUNCED] CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT: JAMES D. HOUSTON at 91 (KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229): 7:30 P.M., READING/ BOOK SIGNING19Reading: excerpt to be announced from Andrew Lam Bring to class: eight questions you would like to ask Andrew Lam, with the best three circled on all copies Before the coming weekend: send questions to MB via email Carolyn See event papers due. Kiran Desai event papers due (if she has appeared at 91). Al Young event papers due. James D. Houston event papers due. 26CLASS TO MEET WITH ANDREW LAM [TIME AND PLACE TO BE ANNOUNCED] CLASS TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING FREE EVENT: ANDREW LAM at 91 (KING LIBRARY 2ND FLOOR MEETING ROOMS 225-229): 7:30 P.M., READING/ BOOK SIGNING  MAY 3Reading: to be announced Andrew Lam event papers due. Papers on optional books by James Kelman due. Class panels/presentations of papers on optional books by James Kelman Bring to class: eight questions you would like to ask James Kelman, with the best three circled on all copies (PLEASE NOTE that the unusual timing, with Kelmans public appearances on campus coming well before he meets with this class, gives students the unique opportunity to craft questions based not only on the authors work, but what he says at those appearances) Before the coming weekend: send questions to MB via email 10TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED: JAMES KELMAN TO MEET WITH THIS CLASS Last day of class. 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