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Essay Question: John Keats once suggested that truly artistic people are capable "of being in uncertainties, mysteries, doubts without any irritable reaching after fact & reason." He called this "negative capability." While referring to THREE texts we've studied, what is the importance of negative capability in everyday life.

Note: This question will need to be answered by mainly by talking about these 3 important texts/comics/tv show we studied throughout my ENGL 104 course. These are important texts/comics/tv that need to be talked about areSeason 2 ofFargoby Noah Hawley (a TV show),Passingby Nella Larsen (A book), andWatchmenby Alan Moore (A comic book).Other texts that I can talk about to answer this essay question is shown below(Note: These other texts we studied are highlighted in red):

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MUSICALITY: NARRATIVE VERSE & SONG Jan 4-6: Intro; Poetic Structures; Jan 9-11: "Ghost Riders in the Sky" (Cash); "The House Carpenter" [Variants 243B & 243E] (Anonymous); & "House Carpenter" (Dylan) Jan 13-16: "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" (Wordsworth); "So, We'll Go No More a Roving" (Byron); "Go No More A-Roving" (Cohen); & "The Tyger" (Blake) Jan 18-20: "Ode to a Nightingale" (Keats); "Summertime in England" (Morrison) [+Live version]; & Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd) [+Live version] Jan 23-25: "The Raven" (Poe) * SONG IDENTIFICATION ASSIGNMENT (JAN 23)* Jan 27-30: "Goblin Market" (Rossetti) Feb 1-3: Blood on the Tracks (Dylan) Feb 6: Review of Common Writing Errors UNITY OF EFFECT: SHORT STORIES & FILM Feb 8-10: Short Story Conventions; "Young Goodman Brown" (Hawthorne) Feb 13: "The Cask of Amontillado" (Poe) Feb 15-17: "The Demon Lover" (Bowen) *METONYMIC SCENE ANALYSIS #1 (FEB 17)* FEB 20-24: READING WEEK Feb 27-Mar 3: Filmic Language; Some Like it Hot (Wilder) Mar 6-10: Do the Right Thing (Lee) THE EPISODIC: NOVELS, COMICS, & TELEVISION Mar 13-17: The Modern Novel; Passing (Larsen) *METONYMIC SCENE ANALYSIS #2 (MAR 13)* Mar 20-24: Reading Comics; Watchmen (Moore) Mar 27-31: Fargo [Season 2] (Hawley) Apr 3: Review & Final Paper *PROPOSAL AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY (MAR 31)* Prep *FINAL EXAM OPENS ON MSKANS (APR 3) * *FINAL EXAM CLOSES ON MSKANS (APR 11)* MUSICALITY: NARRATIVE VERSE & SONG Jan 4-6: Intro; Poetic Structures; Jan 9-11: "Ghost Riders in the Sky" (Cash); "The House Carpenter" [Variants 243B & 243E] (Anonymous); & "House Carpenter" (Dylan) Jan 13-16: "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" (Wordsworth); "So, We'll Go No More a Roving" (Byron); "Go No More A-Roving" (Cohen); & "The Tyger" (Blake) Jan 18-20: "Ode to a Nightingale" (Keats); "Summertime in England" (Morrison) [+Live version]; & Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd) [+Live version] Jan 23-25: "The Raven" (Poe) * SONG IDENTIFICATION ASSIGNMENT (JAN 23)* Jan 27-30: "Goblin Market" (Rossetti) Feb 1-3: Blood on the Tracks (Dylan) Feb 6: Review of Common Writing Errors UNITY OF EFFECT: SHORT STORIES & FILM Feb 8-10: Short Story Conventions; "Young Goodman Brown" (Hawthorne) Feb 13: "The Cask of Amontillado" (Poe) Feb 15-17: "The Demon Lover" (Bowen) *METONYMIC SCENE ANALYSIS #1 (FEB 17)* FEB 20-24: READING WEEK Feb 27-Mar 3: Filmic Language; Some Like it Hot (Wilder) Mar 6-10: Do the Right Thing (Lee) THE EPISODIC: NOVELS, COMICS, & TELEVISION Mar 13-17: The Modern Novel; Passing (Larsen) *METONYMIC SCENE ANALYSIS #2 (MAR 13)* Mar 20-24: Reading Comics; Watchmen (Moore) Mar 27-31: Fargo [Season 2] (Hawley) Apr 3: Review & Final Paper *PROPOSAL AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY (MAR 31)* Prep *FINAL EXAM OPENS ON MSKANS (APR 3) * *FINAL EXAM CLOSES ON MSKANS (APR 11)*

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