As you are an educated, cultured and sophisticated person, you need to have read certain essays. As you are an effective, caring and influential educator, your advanced and/or upper level students need to read certain essays.
Here are some of the texts we review in our Literary Essays series (click on the titles for more information).
- "Death of the Moth" - Virginia Moth
- "A Hanging" - George Orwell
- "Indian Camp" - Ernest Hemingway
- "The Stream" - author unknown
- "Fire on Christmas Eve" - Dylan Thomas
- "My Periodic Table" - Oliver Sacks
- "Professions for Women" - Virginia Woolf
- Against Interpretation - Susan Sontag
- This is Water - David Foster Wallace
- Death of a Pig - EB White
- The Lowest Animal - Mark Twain
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