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Schedule of Lectures

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Daily Schedule and Lecture Notes

The daily reading schedule and lecture notes will be posted or linked to this page in the box for that date (readings are DUE by the assigned day posted below).

 

January 

 
1/7  Introduction to 2120

1/9 The Odyssey Lecture Notes

1/14 NOVEL UNIT

Dracula: Defining Man with the Fantastic 

1/16 Dracula: Woman and the Beast

  • Dracula (ch. 10-18)
1/21 NO CLASS MLK DAY

1/23 Dracula: Science and Folklore

  • Dracula (ch. 19-22)

1/28 Dracula and the Epic Quest

  • Dracula (ch. 23-28)
  • The Classic Fairy Tales (CFT), Vladimir Propp "Folklore and Literature" (378-87) 
  • text for final paper due
1/30 EXAM I REVIEW

February 

 
2/4 EXAM I

2/6 SHORT STORIES UNIT

Cupid and Psyche: Magic of Romance 

2/11 Fairy Tales and the Endurance and Evolution of Imagination: The Boy's Narrative

  • "Little Thumbling" The Classic Fairy Tales (CFT) p. 199 
  • "The Selfish Giant" (CFT) p. 250  
  • "The Happy Prince" (CFT) p. 253 
  • Bruno Bettelheim "The Struggle for Meaning" (CFT) pp. 269 - 73. 
  • Gilbert and Gubar "Snow White and Her Wicked Stepmother" (CFT) pp. 291-96.
  • Maria Tatar "Sex and Violence: The Hard Core of Fairy Tales" (CFT) pp. 364-72. 
  • Vladimir Propp "Folklore and Literature" (CFT) pp. 378 - 89.  
  • topic for final paper due

2/13 Fairy Tales and the Endurance and Evolution of Imagination: The Girl's Narrative

  • "Beauty and the Beast" (CFT) pp. 25 - 73 (group A read all)
    • Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, "Beauty and the Beast" 
  • "Snow White" (CFT) pp. 74 - 100 (group B read all)
    • Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm "Snow White"  
  • "Cinderella" (CFT) pp. 101 - 137 (group C read all) 
    • Charles Perrault "Donkeyskin"
    • Jacob Wilhelm Grimm "Cinderella" 
   

2/18 New England Ghost Stories: the Fantastic and the Guilty Conscious

2/20 Southern Gothic: the Fantastic, Reconstruction and the Guilt of a Nation

2/25 Cynicism and the Fantastic in the Realism of Joseph Conrad

2/27 In-Class Final Paper Workshop

  • secondary texts for final paper due (3) 

March

 

3/4 Tanizaki and Guy de Maupassant: 19th C Transatlantic Gothic Haunting

3/6 Gilman and Hussain: Gender and the Fantastic at the close of the 19th C

3/11 SPRING BREAK - NO CLASS 3/13 SPRING BREAK - NO CLASS
3/18 EXAM II REVIEW

3/20 EXAM II

3/25 CONFERENCES (in my office - no class meeting)

  • rough draft for final paper due by MIDNIGHT (so I can read drafts before conferences today) 

3/27 CONFERENCES (in my office - no class meeting) 

April

 

4/1  DRAMA UNIT

Creating Imaginary Spaces on Stage

4/3 Creating Imaginary Spaces on Stage (part 2)

  • The Tempest

4/8 Creating Imaginary Spaces on the Silver Screen: J.K. Rowlings and J.R.R. Tolkien 

  • Harry Potter and the Socerer's Stone
  • The Lord of the Rings (part one)

 

4/10 POETRY UNIT

The Brownings: Monstrous Imaginings in the 19th C - The Hidden Darkness Within

4/15 EXAM III REVIEW 

  • Student Evaluations 

 

4/17 Out of class research day.

4/22 LAST DAY OF CLASS

EXAM III

4/24 NO CLASS MEETING (drop off hard copies of final paper in my office) 

  • FINAL PAPER DUE

 

 

 

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