| 9/30 | Sketch 4: Human Document | ||
| 6 | 10/2 | Palestine, chapters 1 & 2 (1-50) | Tracing Maus |
| 10/4 | Palestine, chapters 3 & 4 (51-113) | ||
| 10/7 | Sketch 5: Triptych |
I forgot to hand out book pages on Thursday for the Human Document sketch, so I went into campus earlier today and taped a folder with pages up on my office door — you can either grab one of those pages or use a page from a book of your own that you don’t mind tearing out.
As you read Palestine, pay attention to your own reaction to the text. As I said in class on Thursday, I expect that it will be a little disorienting, both because of the subject matter and because of Joe Sacco’s style. When you finish the reading, write a little post on your blog where you describe how reading the start of Palestine is different from the start of Maus — it can be informal and provisional.
We’ll spend time in class on Tuesday looking at your Tracing Maus projects and discussing the start of Palestine.
