GS 290: Playing with Categories:
Re-doing the Politics of Sex and Gender
Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges
Fall 2005

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Final Performances: Instructions for Preparing your Book Introduction, Final Paper, and Final Portfolio

During our final class, (re-re-re-re-scheduled for) 5-6:30 p.m. Friday, December 9, each group will have 20 minutes both to "present their book" to the rest of the class and to ask for responses to several "real questions" that putting together the book has raised for you all.

By 12:30 on Friday, December 16, the group should post its REVISED INTRODUCTION AND TABLE OF CONTENTS on-line.

In addition, by the same deadline, each of you has due both your final paper on-line, and in a portfolio, in which we're asking you to collect and reflect on all the spoken and written work you have done for this course. The portfolio invites you to chronicle what has happened in your evolution both as a writer and a speaker in class, and to contribute to and assist us with the evaluation of your work. So--

Gather together everything you’ve written for this class: copies of each of your postings on the course website, the marked copies of your first two papers and first draft of your book "introduction." Include as well a copy of the revised introduction to your book and your final paper (the latter must also be posted on-line). Arrange the material in a folder, chronologically, back to front.

Review all you’ve gathered together in the portfolio; ruminate for a while on what you’re seeing as you do so. Then write a short essay tracing where you were when we began this process, where you are now, and what’s been happening in between:

Thanks to you all, for what you have taught us in the work we have been doing together--

Anne and Jen

8/16/05





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