Literary Theory and Ontario Educational Communications
ENG4U-B
UNIT
1
The Issue of Identity
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Unit 1 Introduction
Table of Contents
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Unit 1: The Issue of Identity
Lesson 1: The Ties That Bind
Lesson 2: Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder—Or Is It?
Lesson 3: Through the Eyes of Others
Lesson 4: Defining Moments
Lesson 5: A Time for Introspection
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 2: The Essence of Tragedy
Lesson 6: The Breakdown of Order
Lesson 7: Approaching the Abyss
Lesson 8: Living in a Fallen World
Lesson 9: A Question of Justice—and Mercy
Lesson 10: The Final Reckoning: Retribution and Redemption
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 3: The Search for Life’s Meaning
Lesson 11: Dealing with Adversity
Lesson 12: The Search for Answers
Lesson 13: Passing the Torch
Lesson 14: Through Your Eyes
Lesson 15: Lessons Learned
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 4: Facing the Past, Facing the Future
Lesson 16: There Is Never Only One, of Anyone
Lesson 17: Power and Relationships
Lesson 18: How Identity Evolves
Lesson 19: Moving Beyond Boundaries
Lesson 20: Bringing It All Together
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
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Unit 1 Introduction
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Introduction
In this unit, you’ll be
UNIT
1
The Issue of Identity
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English ENG4U-B
Unit 1 Introduction
Table of Contents
You are here
Unit 1: The Issue of Identity
Lesson 1: The Ties That Bind
Lesson 2: Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder—Or Is It?
Lesson 3: Through the Eyes of Others
Lesson 4: Defining Moments
Lesson 5: A Time for Introspection
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 2: The Essence of Tragedy
Lesson 6: The Breakdown of Order
Lesson 7: Approaching the Abyss
Lesson 8: Living in a Fallen World
Lesson 9: A Question of Justice—and Mercy
Lesson 10: The Final Reckoning: Retribution and Redemption
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 3: The Search for Life’s Meaning
Lesson 11: Dealing with Adversity
Lesson 12: The Search for Answers
Lesson 13: Passing the Torch
Lesson 14: Through Your Eyes
Lesson 15: Lessons Learned
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
Unit 4: Facing the Past, Facing the Future
Lesson 16: There Is Never Only One, of Anyone
Lesson 17: Power and Relationships
Lesson 18: How Identity Evolves
Lesson 19: Moving Beyond Boundaries
Lesson 20: Bringing It All Together
Suggested Answers to Support Questions
www.ilc.org
Copyright © 2008 The Ontario Educational Communications Authority. All rights reserved.
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Unit 1 Introduction
English ENG4U-B
Introduction
In this unit, you’ll be
Cited: Abrams, M.H. Definition of “criticism” from A Glossary of Literary Terms. 6th ed. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1993: 39.