Syllabus system

2006年度上智大学シラバス

2006/02/28更新

◆英文講読（フロイトとグリム童話）　－　(通)

小川　公代

○講義概要

In this course we will read and interprete the fairy tales of the brothers Grimm. Fairy tales are of interest to us because of the sheer extent of the historical and geographical dispersal of (folk) tales that are analogous to these tales such as "Cinderella", "Hansel and Gretel" or "The Two Brothers." The purpose of this course is to enjoy reading tales and also to learn theoretical readings of psychoanalysis. Each week, you will be given photocopied material (a psychoanalytical reading of one or more Grimm's tale(s)--mostly from Bettleheim's book), and you are expected to read the tales discussed in the handout, and understand Bettleheim's analysis.

○評価方法

出席状況(10%)、授業参画(10%)、リアクションペーパー(70%)、レポート(10%)

○テキスト

You need to purchase "Brother Grimm: Selected Tales".
Trans. David Luke "Brother Grimm: Selected Tales" Penguin Books, 2004

○参考書

There is no need to purchase Bettelheim's book, for you will be given photocopied materials. But if you'd rather read the book, you should get it from a bookshop.
Bruno Bettelheim "Bruno Bettelheim" Vintage, 1989

○他学部・他学科生の受講

否

○授業計画

1	Introduction
2	Fairy Tales and Japanese Folk Tales
3	What is Psychoanalysis? - id/ego/superego - the oedipal period
4	Handout 1 - id/ego/superego
5	Reading a tale: "Little Redcape" (Little Red Riding Hood)
6	Reading a tale: "Little Brother and Little Sister"
7	Handout 3 - Pleasure principle vs reality principle and "The Three Little Pigs"
8	Reading a tale: "The Frog King, or Iron Harry"
9	Handout 4 - The oedipal conflict
10	Reading a tale: "Snow White"
11	Handout 5 - Alter ego
12	Reading a tale: "The Two Brothers"
13	Handout 6 The myth of "Bluebeard"
14	Readiong a tale: "Fitcher's Fowl" (Fitcher's Bird)
15	Presentation: "Hansel and Gretel"
16	Presentation: "Cinderella"
17	Presentation: "Jack and the Beanstalk"