Department of English
Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University
2202374 Fiction and Fact in English
Prose
Puckpan Tipayamontri
Office: BRK 1106
Office Hours: M 1–3 and by appointment
Phone: 0-2218-4703
Instructors
* indicates course coordinator
Puckpan TipayamontriMichael Crabtree* Office: BRK 1104 Office Hours: Phone: 0 2218 4701
Section 1 BRK 307 |
Ingo Peters Office: BRK 1131 Office Hours: Phone: 0 218 4729 ingo_at_chula@yahoo.com
Section 2 BRK 308 |
Tony O'Neill Office: BRK 1116 Office Hours: Phone: 0 2218 4714 tony.o@chula.ac.th Section 3 BRK 309 |
Office: BRK 1125 Office Hours: Phone: 0 2218 4723
Section 4 BRK 310 |
Office: BRK 1106 Office Hours: M 1–3 and by appointment Phone: 0 2218 4703
Section 5 |
Tentative Schedule
*Indicates course packet reading
Week
1 |
Jan. 7 |
1:
Introduction Reading
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Jan.
10 |
2 Reading
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Week 2 |
Jan.
15 |
No class (Intervarsity Games: January 13–17,
2020)
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Jan.
17 |
No
class (Intervarsity Games: January 13–17, 2020)
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Week 3 |
Jan.
22 |
3
Reading
Quiz 1
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Jan.
24 |
4 Reading
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Week 4 |
Jan.
29 |
5 Reading
Quiz 2
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Jan.
31 |
6 Reading
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Week 5 |
Feb.
5 |
7 Reading
Discussion
Leaders:
Quiz 3
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Feb.
7 |
8 Reading
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Week 6 |
Feb.
12 |
9 Reading
Discussion
Leaders:
Quiz 4
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Feb.
14 |
10 Reading
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Week 7 |
Feb.
19 |
11 Reading
Quiz 5
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Feb.
21 |
12 Reading
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Week 8 |
Feb.
26 |
13 Reading
Discussion
Leaders: Quiz 6
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Feb.
28 |
14 Reading
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Week 9 |
Mar.
4 |
Test 1
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Mar.
6 |
No class
(Midterm week: March 2–6, 2020)
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Week 10 |
Mar.
11 |
15 Reading
Quiz 7
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Mar.
13 |
16 Reading
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Week 11 |
Mar.
18 |
17 Reading
Discussion Leaders:
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Mar.
20 |
18 Reading
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Week 12 |
Mar. 25 |
19 Reading
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Mar.
27 |
20 Reading
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Week 13 |
Apr.
1 |
21 Reading
Presentation
stories and synopses posted on the course webpage. Groups e-mail
your first three preferences to acharn Michael
Crabtree at crabtree@chula.ac.th by 4 p.m. on Friday,
April 3.
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Apr.
3 |
22 Reading
Presentation
stories selection results announced on the course webpage
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Week 14 |
Apr.
8 |
23 Reading
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Apr.
10 |
Test 2 (90
minutes; essay-type) The prompt is posted on the course
webpage and here at 9:30 a.m. E-mail your response to
your section instructor (or via another indicated
platform) when the 90 minutes are up. There is a grace
period of five minutes for your mail to reach your
instructor's inbox. |
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Week 15 |
Apr.
15 |
No class
Group
presentation schedule posted on the course webpage
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Apr.
17 |
No
class
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Week 16 |
Apr.
22 |
Groups
give a 20–25-minute presentation
on a pair of short work via Zoom
to two instructors. |
Apr. 24 | Student Presentations
Groups give a 20–25-minute presentation on a pair of short work via Zoom to two instructors. |
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Apr. 26 |
Student Presentations Groups give a 20–25-minute presentation on a pair of short work via Zoom to two instructors. |
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Week 17 | Apr. 29 | Final Exam
paper 1 (90 minutes during class time; open-book; essay-type) The final consists of two papers, the first on Wednesday, April 29 and the second on Friday, May 1 during class time. Both are cumulative, covering material throughout the semester. Like in the tests, you are asked to write two essays in a 90-minute period. Paper 1 will be posted on the course webpage and here on Wednesday at 8:00 a.m. At 9:30 a.m., please e-mail your responses to your instructor. There is a grace period of five minutes for your file to reach their inbox. |
May
1 |
Final Exam
paper 2 (90 minutes during class time; essay-type) Prompts will be posted on the course webpage and here a little before 9:30 a.m. Responses should reach your section instructors' e-mail inbox at 11:00 a.m. plus five minutes grace time. Group paper due (4–5 pp.; e-mail your group paper to your presentation instructors by 4 p.m.) |
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