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Required Books
Purchase the following three books at the UCEN Bookstore or elsewhere:
- Lee T. Lemon and Marion J. Reis, ed. and trans.,
Russian Formalist Criticism: Four Essays University of Nebraska Press, 2012 ISBN-10: 080323998X ISBN-13: 978-0803239982
- Franco Moretti.
Graphs, Maps, Trees Verso, 2007 ISBN-10: 1844671852 ISBN-13: 978-1844671854
- Matthew L. Jockers,
Macroanalysis University of Illinois Press, 2013 ISBN-10: 0252079078 ISBN-13: 978-0252079078
Other Readings
Other readings are online (linked from the course Schedule page). Because so many of the readings are online (a trend that is increasingly prevalent in college courses) , students will need to develop a method or workflow for themselves that optimizes their ability to study the materials. While everyone has their own personal preferences and technical preferences, the following are some suggested options for handling online materials:
- Printing. UCSB students have 100 pages of free printing at selected computer labs on-campus each quarter. Computer Lab Info: https://it.ucsb.edu/services/labs/open-access-labs
- Annotating PDF's on a laptop or desktop computer. Some of the online readings in the course are Adobe Acrobat "PDF" files. An excellent way to read PDF's is to use the highlighting, commenting, bookmarking, and other annotation features in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader program (or another PDF reader program) to mark up documents as you study them, then save your annotated copy of the document locally or in a "cloud" service like Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.. The latest version of the Acrobate Reader program may be downloaded here.
- Annotating PDF's on a tablet computer. If you own a tablet computer such as an iPad, download an app like Adobe Reader, iAnnotate, PDF Reader, PDF Expert, or another PDF-capable documents reader that will allow you to annotate documents as your read. Many of these apps also synchronize with cloud storage services such as Dropbox so that you can keep your annotated documents in a central location accessible to both your tablet and your laptop or other computer.
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