Sept |
17 |
Mary Wollstonecraft, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman,
(vww):
3-56
The Wrongs of Woman, or Maria, (vww): 235-357
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Significance of Class
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Consideration of Audience
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24 |
Lord Byron, (mw):
Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Cantos 1-2, 19-104
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Portrayal of Time / History / Chronology
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Narrator vs. Poet
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Canto 1: Byronic Hero
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Canto 2: Orientalism
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Oct |
1 |
Percy Shelley, (spp):
“On Love,” 503-4
Alastor, 71-90
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Solitude vs. Solipsism
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Connection to Wordsworthian poetics
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Relationship b/w Poet and Narrator (Personas)
“Mutability,” 91-92
“To Wordsworth,” 92
[WW, "London 1802" ]
“Mont Blanc,” 96-101
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Necessity
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Connection to Wordsworthian poetics
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Concept of the Mind
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8 |
Lord Byron, “Fragment” (“Augustus Darvell”)
John Polidori, The Vampyre, 1-21
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Orientalism
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Concept of the Gothic
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Relationship b/w Death and Sexuality
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Treatment of the "Other" and Doppelgängers
Ernestus Berchtold, 47-150
Diary of Dr. John William Polidori, 163-211
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Relationship b/w Polidori and Byron/PBS/MWS
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Polidori's Self-Representation
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15 |
Mary Shelley, Frankenstein
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Connections b/w Frankenstein and Paradise Lost
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Connections b/w Frankenstein and St. Leon
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Function of Solitude
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Position / Role of women
Lord Byron, "Prometheus," (mw): 264-66 |
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22 |
Lord Byron, (mw):
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Canto 3, 104-45
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Portrayal of Napoleon
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Relationship b/w Speaker and World
Manfred, 274-314
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Role of Spirits
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Bounds of Knowledge
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Power of Speech/Language
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Relationship to Nature
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29 |
Percy Shelley, (spp):
“To Constantia,” 107-9
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Relationship b/w Claire and PBS
“Ozymandias,” 109-10
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Historical Context
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Connection to "Mont Blanc"
Lines Written Among the Euganean Hills,” 110-19
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Purpose of the Flowering Islands
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Historical Context / References
“Julian & Maddalo,” 119-35
“Stanzas Written in Dejection,” 135-36
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Nov |
5 |
Mary Shelley, Valperga
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Meaning(s) of the Title
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Biography and Autobiography
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Romance vs. Novel
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Historical Context: Godwin and Leibniz
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Figure of Wilhelmina
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Relationship between Beatrice and Euthanasia
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Models of the Mind
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12 |
Percy Shelley, (spp):
Prometheus Unbound, 202-86
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Revolution and Reform
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Use of Language
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Prometheus vs. Jesus / Satan
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Promethues vs. Adam / Faust / Manfred
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19 |
Lord Byron, (mw):
Don Juan, 1-2, 372-487
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Dedication: Connection to Other Poets
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Don Juan and the Epic Tradition
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Morality and Custom
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26 |
Don Juan, 3-5, 487-588
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Orientalism
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Narrator vs. Poet (Personas)
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Dec |
3 |
Mary Shelley, The Last Man
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Figure of the Queen Mother
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Figure of Evadne
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Role of Religion
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Orientalism
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