GENED 0853/0060 Fall 07 :

Books, Readings, and Other Resources

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Overview

Please pay close attention to the reading as it is described on the sequence page because it lists very specifically the pages or sections you are asked to read. So if you see a long reading, or even a short one, look carefully to see which pages you should be reading!

There are twodifferent major sources to which you will be turning for your reading and viewing materials. These are:

b = books students are expected to purchase
Bb = on course Blackboard site
w = sometimes I will send you to a specific location on the web - click on link on sequence page
e = e-reserve

I will try to have a folder on the BlackBoard site for the readings for each week that are not in the book .

Check the sequence of topics page on the website for the most up-to-date list of what the reading is for a particular week. That list may change, so check that page each week before you start doing readings.

Below I explain what you will find in each of these categories.

b = books students are expected to purchase

You should find in the Temple bookstore, which of course I recommend, the following two books

Black, D. The Behavior of Law. New York: Academic Press, 1980. (Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 6) (paperback) (used and new from $35 at Amazon)

Mosley, W. FuturelAnd. New York: Warner Books, 2001. (Chapter titled "Angel's Island") (paperback) (used and new from $1.45 at Amazon)

Bb = on course Blackboard site

e = e-reserve

CLICK HERE for instructions on how to access e-reserve

The main thing of interest here are links to movies. These are on overnight reserve

Dead End (1937) with Humphrey Bogart  (*)
Dirty Harry (1971) (*)
Magnum Force (1973)
The Wrong Man (1956)  (*)

There are some additional films we are trying to get that we also will be putting on reserve. These additional movies include:

Attica (1974) (documentary)
Brute Force (1947)  (*)
Private Hell 36 (1954) (*) with Ida Lupino
Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954)
Serpico (1973)
Thunder Road (1958) with Robert Mitchum

w = on the web - click on link on sequence page

As you go through the sequence of topics pages you will sometimes see links to articles or materials that are on the web. If you just click on the link the document or web site should come up. If you have problems with any of these, please let the instructor or TA know right away.