The literature of fact: selected papers from the English Institute

Science Matters is a programme for the Senior Phase of Curriculum 2005. This series enables educators to implement the Natural Sciences Learning Area in a challenging and learner-centred manner. There is a Learner's Book and a Teacher's Guide for each grade. The Grade 7 Learner's Book: is learner-centred and activity-based focuses on the development of skills encourages learners to think scientifically guides learners to produce a record of their work can be successful with limited resources provides opportunities for consolidation after each module The Grade 7 Teacher's Guide introduces educators to Curriculum 2005 and its terminology, materials and needs helps educators to creatively develop skills through activities, including extension activities and assessment opportunities includes photocopiable resources and worksheets and answers to questions in the Learner's Book supports the teacher with background information guides the educator in implementing continuous assessment Frontmatter Foreword (ANGUS FLETCHER Lehman College & Graduate Center, The City University of New York, page vii) History and Myth in the Bible (NORTHROP FRYE University of Toronto, page 1) The Fictions of Factual Representation (HAYDEN WHITE Wesleyan University, page 21) African Ritual and Western Literature: Is a Comparative Symbology Possible? (VICTOR TURNER University of Chicago, page 45) The Fact of Beatrice in The Vita Nuova (JEROME MAZZARO State University of New York at Buffalo, page 83) The Braided Narrative: Substance and Form in Social History (DAVID HACKETT FISCHER Brandeis University, page 109) On Repetition (EDWARD W. SAID Columbia University, page 135) The English Institute, 1975 (page 159) Program (page 162) Registrants (page 165) Edited With A Foreword By Angus Fletcher. Papers From Two Sessions Of The English Institute, Held In 1974 And 1975. Includes Bibliographical References.