1 | Introduction to course aims |
2 | Responses to short Elizabethan poems |
3 | Responses to short Elizabethan poems |
4 | Responses to short Elizabethan poems |
5 | Responses to short seventeenth century poems |
6 | Responses to short seventeenth century poems |
7 | Responses to poems by Milton |
8 | Responses to poems by Milton |
9 | Responses to eighteenth century poems |
10 | Responses to poems by Wordsworth |
11 | Responses to poems by Wordsworth |
12 | Responses to poems by Shelley |
13 | Responses to poems by Keats |
14 | Introduction to literary critical discussion of fiction. The topics below will be discussed in responses to the 50 articles in Lodge's book, with the literary examples he gives. |
15 | What is a story? Primitive forms of story-telling. Responses to a simple folk-tale. |
16 | Plot construction |
17 | Character creation |
18 | Narrative technique |
19 | Comic and tragic plot structures. |
20 | The creation of character. |
21 | Historical changes in fiction: the epistolary novel, nineteenth century realism |
22 | The specific techniques of the modern short story. |
23 | Identifying the theme of a fiction. |
24 | Evaluating the success of a fiction. |
25 | Symbolism in fiction |
26 | Intrusive authors, unreliable narrators. |