Introduction to Literature
Project Gallery, Author index
See also:
Intro to Literature
Course Objectives
Resources for Students
The images in this gallery are of creative projects by students in the Introduction
to Literature program at Columbia College. These projects give students in
the program opportunities to explore intersections between literature and other
disciplines in the arts and communications. Look at their work, and visit the
gallery again: we will expand the collection periodically. Click on any of
the
links below to view the projects. Or go to the gallery page
to select by students names'.
Creative Projects
- Maria Alvarez (44k) Fashion Design Project in response to "Girl"
- Denise Cassano Photo Essay on "The Red Convertible"
- Liz Choe (69k) Watercolor in Response to "The Red Convertible"
- Luke Frueh (195k) Drawing in Response to "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings"
- Melissa Geils (91k) Painting/Collage in response to several texts
- James Killian's Creative Revision of the Ending of Andre Dubus's "Killings"
- Paul Makowski's response to Sylvia Plath's "Daddy"
- Paulina
McFarland 1 (66k) in response to "The Third Thing That Killed
My Father Off"
Paulina McFarland 2 (83k) First Painting in Response to "'Mericans"
Paulina McFarland 3 (94k) Second Painting in Response to "'Mericans" - Michael McShane's Digital Portrait of Phoenix Jackson in Welty's "A Worn Path"
- Juliana Matusiak (11k) Painting in response to Sylvia Plath's "Daddy"
- Mary Palaskonis Photo Essay on "Chrysanthemums"
- Brenda Perry-Huerta Painting/Mixed Media in Response to "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall"
- Erin Pierce's Illustration of Robert Francis' poem "Catch"
- Gina Reynolds (73k) in Response to "I Stand Here Ironing"
- Debbie
Zaniolo Photo/Found Art in Response to "Gretel in Darkness"
(winner, fall 1999 Creative Project Contest!) - Scott Zukowski Photo/collage in response to "Barbie-Q"
Sample Papers
- Chansri Green, "Literary Analysis of Audre Lorde's 'Power'" (First Prize, Fall 1999 Introduction to Literature Essay Contest )
- Andy Maggio, Analysis of "Bathtubs, Three Varieties"
- Tom Snyder, "Ignorant Armies Clashing by Night"
- Katherine Raz, "Analyzing Point of View in Everyday Use"
- Brandon Dameshek, "Communication Breakdown: Why Bartleby Can't be Reached"
- Heather Ault, "Casualties of a Haircut"
- Jackie McClellan, "Refusing to Fight in Ralph Ellison's Battle Royal"
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