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Text as Object and Art: Aesthetic Impact on Audience Reception of Books in the Early Renaissance and Today Lesson PlanText as Object and Art: Aesthetic Impact on Audience Reception of Books in the Early Renaissance and Today Lesson Plan
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Text as Object and Art: Aesthetic Impact on Audience Reception of Books in the Early Renaissance and Today

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Tenth graders examine the role that aesthetics play in the publication of books. In groups, they apply the concept of physical affectation on each reader's experience to literature. They also compare and contrast the varied types of information one page can communicate to the reader.

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world literature, the renaissance

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10th
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English Language Arts
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