Joseph A. Montagna
Boynton, Robert W. and Mack, Maynard,
Introduction to the Short Story
, Rochelle Park, N.J., Hayden Book Co., 1978, 282 p. This book discusses the elements of the short story, with exercises for development of reader’s skills in analysis. Author use excellent short stories as a means of discussing these elements.
Gilbert, Elliot L.,
The Good Kipling
, Oberlin Ohio, Ohio University Press, 1979, 216 p. Kipling is recognized by many as being one of the most important authors of English blood who understood India. Further, much of what the “civilized” world knew about this far away land was through this master. The author looks at several pieces of Kipling’s works, including the short story that is the focus of this unit. Especially helpful if the teacher chooses to use other works by Kipling.
Spear, Percival,
History of India
, Vol. 2, New York, N.Y., Penguin Books, 1965, 298 p. Available in paperback, this book is a valuable resource for the teacher who teaches this unit. This book is not recommended for students to read, however, particular portions are appropriate if read to the class. The reading is easy, particularly if one has some background on the subject.
