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Educational literature worksheet containing an excerpt from a poem by Maya Angelou followed by interpretive and analytical questions about its meaning, structure, imagery, and historical context.
Title of work: Caged Bird
Source publication: And Still I Rise
Author: Maya Angelou
Literary form: Poem excerpt with study questions
Document type: Educational reading excerpt and literature analysis assignment
Academic field: Literature / Poetry analysis
Language: English
Educational level: Secondary or introductory literature studies
Main themes: Freedom, oppression, contrast between confinement and liberty
Structure focus: Comparison between a caged bird and a free bird
Included tasks: Interpretation, structural analysis, identification of literary techniques, historical context discussion
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Consent in Conversation: Education of Sexual Violence in Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Author: Emily Benning
Subject: Sexual violence, Race, Censorship in literature
Type: Academic article
Source text: Maya Angelou’s memoir I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Year: 2021
Region: United States
Audience: Educators, scholars, students
Key topics: Rape, Racism, Censorship, Intersectionality, Feminism
Setting: Stamps, Arkansas, pre-Civil Rights Movement
Consent in Conversation: Education of Sexual Violence in Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Author: Emily Benning
Subject: Sexual violence, Race, Censorship in literature
Type: Academic article
Source text: Maya Angelou’s memoir I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Year: 2021
Region: United States
Audience: Educators, scholars, students
Key topics: Rape, Racism, Censorship, Intersectionality, Feminism
Setting: Stamps, Arkansas, pre-Civil Rights Movement
Consent in Conversation: Education of Sexual Violence in Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Author: Emily Benning
Subject: Sexual violence, Race, Censorship in literature
Type: Academic article
Source text: Maya Angelou’s memoir I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
Year: 2021
Region: United States
Audience: Educators, scholars, students
Key topics: Rape, Racism, Censorship, Intersectionality, Feminism
Setting: Stamps, Arkansas, pre-Civil Rights Movement
University of Utah Student Maya Research Opportunity in the Mirador Basin, Guatemala, 2019
Year: 2019
Region / City: Mirador Basin, Peten, Guatemala
Topic: Archaeology, Maya Civilization, Field Research
Document Type: Research Opportunity
Institution: University of Utah, FARES Foundation
Author: Dr. Richard Hansen, Dr. Stanley Guenter, Jordan Krummel, Dr. Richard Paine
Target Audience: University students, researchers in archaeology, Maya studies
Period of Action: June 26 - August 5, 2019
Approval Date: May 1, 2019
Changes Date: N/A
Field Work Description: The document describes a field research opportunity for students to participate in an archaeological project in the Mirador Basin focusing on Preclassic Maya civilization.
Maya Architecture
Year: 2023
Region / City: Mesoamerica
Topic: Architecture
Document Type: Research Paper
Organization / Institution: WHE Publishing
Author: Mark Cartwright
Target Audience: Researchers, Students, Historians
Period of Validity: N/A
Date of Approval: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Globalisation and Children’s Diets: The Case of the Maya of Mexico and Central America
Year: 2014
Region / City: Mexico, Central America
Document Type: Research Article
Institution: Loughborough University
Authors: Professor Barry Bogin, Dr Ines Varela-Silva, Dr Hugo Azcorra, Dr Hannah Wilson, Ms Adriana Vázquez-Vázquez, Ms María Luisa Avila, Dr María Teresa Castillo Burguete, Dr Federico Dickinson
Target Audience: Academics, Researchers, Policy Makers
Period of Effect: 18th Century to Present
Date of Approval: 19 March 2014
Date of Changes: None
Maya Wisotzki Resume
Year: 2022
Region / City: Davis, CA
Field: Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning
Document Type: Resume
Organization: University of California, Davis
Author: Maya Wisotzki
Target Audience: Potential employers, academic institutions
Period of Validity: Indefinite
Approval Date: June 2022
Modification Date: N/A
Topics: Angelous Caged Maya