No, you don't - you just have to use one of the readings from the final third of the class (Duras, Cortazar, Antonioni, Woolf) in your paper. But it doesn't necessarily have to be the primary text, either. If you find that one of these four texts helps you to think through an issue in something we read earlier in the semester, go for it.
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No, you don't - you just have to use one of the readings from the final third of the class (Duras, Cortazar, Antonioni, Woolf) in your paper. But it doesn't necessarily have to be the primary text, either. If you find that one of these four texts helps you to think through an issue in something we read earlier in the semester, go for it.
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