'Sleepy hollow' presentation slideshows

Nationalism, Sectionalism, Expansion, Age of Jackson, Reform Movements

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Major Periods of English & American Literature

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Romanticism

Romanticism. What is it? How did it begin? What does it say? What are some examples?. What is it?. Romanticism is the name given to the school of thought that values feeling and intuition over reason. . How did it begin?. Romanticism was a reaction to rationalism .

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Imitating Illustrators!

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Short Stories

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Mysterious Short Stories

Mysterious Short Stories. The following Six tales are mysterious. They are each short stories. They each explore some element of suspense or the unexplained. They can help you investigate the elements of short stories such as conflict and characterization. Check out the following Titles.

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Rip Van Winkle

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Leaving Am/ E rica Changez is telling the story of how he left America. Left both physically and emotionally. Lost something to Erica- still thought of NY. Fantasised about a life with Erica in which both worlds could meet .

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Spooky tales from the past

Witches. Death. Spooky tales from the past. Ghosts. zombies. mystery. Vampires. An introduction to The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving. Goblins. legends. suspense. Write down everything you think you know about this photo. . KWL chart-

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The Gothic

The Gothic. A genre of spooky stories. The Gothic Movement. A reaction to Enlightenment rationalism, which was concerned with classical principles and scientific progress.

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American Culture Early 1800s

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Romantic Works

Romantic Works. Washington Irving Henry Wadsworth Longfellow William Cullen Bryant. Washington Irving. First American writer to achieve an international reputation.

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Gothic Literature

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WASHINGTON IRVING

WASHINGTON IRVING. Author Lesson. FUN FACTS. Born: New York City on April 3, 1783 (0ne of the first native Americans) This year marked the end of the struggle for liberty and the beginning of peace. Mother said: "Washington's work is ended and the child shall be named after him.".

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Delivers More This Fall

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Myths, Legends, and Folklore

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Turn to the Literary Terms section of your English I binder to record the following term and its definition:.

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How is the movie different ?

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