'Vonnegut' diaporamas de présentation

Slaughterhouse-Five and The Things They Carried

Slaughterhouse-Five and The Things They Carried. Food for Thought: Quickwrite. Only the dead have seen the end of the war. George Santayana Does the quote above hold truth? Why or why not? Is war necessary? Explain. Born November 11, 1922, in Indianapolis, Indiana

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Bellwork: Food for Thought

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Postmodernism

Postmodernism. Literature produced from mid-20 th century to present time Influenced by World War II, so most scholars consider WWII as the starting point for the literary period Not actually studied as a form until the mid- 1980s.

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Kurt Vonnegut

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Food for Thought

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Slapstick Quiz 1 by Kurt Vonnegut

Slapstick Quiz 1 by Kurt Vonnegut. Click here to begin. Directions. Read the question thoroughly. If you choose an incorrect answer please try again. Click on the icon that is under the appropriate answer.

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Everything was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt.

Everything was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt. - Kurt Vonnegut, Writer, Teacher, Artist, Speaker, Veteran. 1922.11.11 (Armistice Day)- Vonnegut born in Indianapolis, Indiana. 1936- Begins writing career as a journalist. Shortridge Daily Echo. 1943- Enlisted in U.S. Army.

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Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut

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Vonnegut and His Novel

Vonnegut and His Novel. His letter home and Chapter One. Question One: The Letter. What sort of voice does Vonnegut have in letter ? Why does he create this type of voice in his letter?. Question Two.

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