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.... Heller, Zoë. 2000 . “Ariel's Appetite.” Review of The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath , ed. Karen V. Kukil. New Republic, 18 December, 30 -33. Hughes, Ted. 1998 . Birthday Letters . New York: Farrar Straus Giroux. Jeff, Christine, dir. 2003 . Sylvia . 110 min. Focus Features. Kakutani...

... unabridged works of composition history, research, theory, and practice. Although this anthology was compiled to support instruction in both undergraduate and graduate classes, the reviewers suggest that undergraduates and some graduate students may require more contextual information about the collected...

... of methods for approach- ing literature. Take, for example, our symposium on teaching the Faerie Queene (2003); Marsha Bryant’s “IMAX Authorship: Teaching Plath and Her Unabridged  Journals” (2004); Karen M. Cardozo’s “At the Museum of Natural Theory: The Experiential Syllabus (or, What Happens When...

... genres, and an unusual variety of authorial sources” (xxxvii). To achieve this admirable and ambitious survey, The Nor- ton Book of Composition Studies spans 1,760 pages, including 101 unabridged works, an impressive 53-­page index, and Miller’s own thoughtful and instruc- tive introduction...

... of research, multiple scholarly genres, and an unusual variety of authorial sources” (xxxvii). To achieve this admirable and ambitious survey, The Nor- ton Book of Composition Studies spans 1,760 pages, including 101 unabridged works, an impressive 53-­page index, and Miller’s own thoughtful and instruc...

..., they read Shakespeare and Byron unabridged. Encouraged by their father s and late mother s love of poetry, they immersed themselves in Southey, Wordsworth, Campbell, and, supremely, Scott. They soaked up biographies written for adults and magazines, like Blackwell s, that were aimed at an educated...