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In addition to some critical and historical essays on the early modern theater and culture, we will read some combination of the following plays: Henry V, Two Gentlement of Verona, The Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello, Macbeth, Julius Caesar, Coriolanus, The Tempest and The Winter's Tale. Yet we do it every day, and the world of books depends on our doing it. Guiding Questions: What do you need to learn to be able to comprehend any poem, story, play or novel you happen to pick up after this course is over? We first will work to acquire the analytical tools needed to scientifically analyze any language, and apply these to the structure of English. Instructor: Melissa Guadron. ENGLISH-2269: Digital Media Composing. Donates some copies of king lear to the renaissance festival podcast. Whereas Shakespeare left us few clues about his private life, Jonson left an abundance. Wells' anti-lynching campaign, war protest songs and recent internet memes. Why does he still occupy the top spot in the hierarchy of the literary - especially when what he wrote was not considered high literature at the time he wrote it? And we will study the partisan divides (especially over Federal authority, slavery and public finance) that shaped the first decade of the nation. Demons!, and Phoebe Gloeckner's The Diary of a Teenage Girl. Almost everything about this definition is wrong. For example, we will read the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "Hansel and Gretel" alongside Michael Cunningham?
By the end of the course, students will understand some of the difficulties posed by attempts to define legend as a genre and have learned strategies for interpreting legend and rumor as meaningful expression. Beginning by learning the grammar of comics and the terminology for how comics texts achieve their effects, we will study the ways comics are made and the ways they are received readers and fans. Students will sample the writings of poets, playwrights, essayists and novelists including Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton and Johnson. Donates some copies of King Lear to the Renaissance Festival? crossword clue. Potential Text(s): I will order specific editions of the plays we will read, usually from the New Cambridge Shakespeare editions, but any modern edition with glosses, notes and line numbers will be fine.
We will be concerned especially with poetic form and craft and the many and various uses of such forms as sonnets, ballads, odes, blank and rhymed verse and so on, and we will also focus on the crafting of voice, tone, imagery, sound and rhythm. The class will be taught synchronously online via Zoom. Texts: Books: Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra; Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness; Gertrude Stein, Tender Buttons; Franz Kafka, Metamorphosis; and Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway. In this course we will interrogate and resist standards of beauty, able-bodiedness, and able-mindedness. Donates some copies of king lear to the renaissance festival 2021. GE: Literature; Diversity (Global Studies). In this course, we will read and view some of the ways in which science fiction has imagined alternative forms of life. His plays are filled with disturbing villains, daring women, violent spectacles, cruel humor, and subversive political and sexual philosophies. 05H: Honors Seminar—The Later 19th Century: Freedom and Literature in the 19th Century. The real social ills that were novelized include human trafficking and slavery (the 1780s were the height of the British slave trade in African people mainly to the Americas); unearned privileges of race and rank (about 150 families owned 20% percent of England and along with lesser landowners "legally" appropriated six million acres of land over the eighteenth century); unlawful incarceration of women and the laboring ranks; and sexual victimization of female servants. We will read novels, poetry, and treatises about various social and political movements including abolitionism, temperance, women's suffrage, free love, anarchism, socialism, labor reform, health and sanitation reform, prison reform, American Indian rights, and others.
Science fiction is good for an awful lot (including pure entertainment), but in particular it gives us a lens through which to observe and reflect on our own world. We will read writing by enslaved Africans including Olaudah Equiano, Quobna Ottobah Cugoando, and Mary Prince. English 5189S - Comparative Studies Field School. No prior workshop experience is necessary.
The culmination of the class will be a reading of selections from the medieval work that subsumes many genres and trends of the period as a whole, namely Dante's Divine Comedy. Donates some copies of king lear to the renaissance festival international. In this course we'll try, then, to see the forest for the trees, and the trees for the forest. Finally, we will consider what it means to be a good "citizen-grammarian": that is, someone who can offer accurate, pragmatic, and socially conscientious guidance about usage, all without simplistically privileging standardized forms, which tend to reflect the preferences of already-privileged discourse communities. Instructors: Meagan McAlister. But with the rise of smartphones, fanfiction and computer technology more powerful than ever before, they're coming back in a big way.
What was it like attending a play in Shakespeare's time? We'll discuss the history and evolution of literary publishing across a variety of contexts, particularly focusing on how the industry is currently evolving. Our aim is to say what texts leave unsaid, to state the non-obvious, to make their implicit ideas about disability explicit. In this undergraduate service learning course, you will experience firsthand, through writing for a community non-profit coupled with in-class workshops and conversations how rhetoric (and writing) can affect (both positively and negatively) social change in an organization.
Our approach to the literature will emphasize close reading, form and genre and historical context. This is an online section. This course provides an overview of defining practices and questions of documentary filmmaking and the documentary "spirit" in non-cinematic media. The second is to teach you the skills for coming up with persuasive, thought-provoking interpretations of literature. Students should also acquire a familiarity with Chaucer's Middle English and with the literary culture of the time. A man who suffers from PTSD after surviving a werewolf attack struggles to keep his family together; after accidentally shooting and killing an albatross, a young woman finds her life spiraling out of control; a flock of endangered birds sings a haunting eulogy to our dying planet - these are just a few of stories we will read and study this semester, with an eye toward what made them unforgettable pieces of art. New GE: Theme: Lived Environments. Why is literature interesting? Our discussions will involve three main aims: (1) to close-read a celebrated nineteenth-century work; (2) to think about literary genres as instruments of social critique—then and now; and (3) to consider how studying the literary/cultural past helps us to think about the present. Potential Texts: Films may include "The Empire Strikes Back, " "Do the Right Thing, " "The Heartbreak Kid, " "Celine and Julie Go Boating, " "Clueless, " "They Love, " "Schindler's List" and others.
We will examine feminist issues, including the fraught politics of sisterhood across class and race difference, the long term criticism of patriarchy, property and capitalism, and the way the novel and poetry differently offered ways to dramatize historically pressing issues for women writers and characters concerned about slavery before liberalism and democracy. Instructors: Jesse Schotter. What is postcolonial? In the 1990s, scholars began at last to bring her work back to public attention as part of a more general recovery of the work of women writers. These four emphases inform the four unit divisions of our class. Romantic writers all wrote under Milton's shadow, and his influence is obvious in Blake's "Milton, " Wordsworth's "The Prelude, " Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Keats' "Hyperion" and Byron's "Don Juan. " Potential Texts: Richard III, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello, Measure for Measure, All's Well that Ends Well.
Tentative requirements: engaged participation; frequent reading quizzes; five or six short analytical response papers (one to two pages each); and one longer term paper (five to seven pages). Main course requirements include two exams and two short papers designed to build your skills in literary interpretation. An introduction to the skills and processes used when editing technical documents. Exploring topics ranging from environmental justice activism to eco-tourism, rural revitalization efforts, online forums, and TV/movies, this course will explore the various ways Place and Community and represented in media. Special Topic = Womanhood in Black and White. While focused on nineteenth-century literature and contexts, the course invites students to compare how early models of protest relate to contemporary social justice movements. Add the "races" of elves, dwarves, hobbits, orcs and men and there is a lot to talk about. Our syllabus will be divided into three units. Instructor: Kathy Fagan Grandinetti.
We'll think about disabled people in terms of identity and culture, but we'll also think about the way disability itself functions to shape our ideas about ourselves, and others. This course begins with the assumption that fictions are at the heart of human existence, that stories are our way of making sense of the world. In addition to gaining mastery of poetic form, students will engage with feminist and queer theory to explore what sonnets help us understand about gender and sexuality, and what gender and sexuality can help us understand about sonnets. Potential Text(s): TBD. Potential Assignments: Engaged reading, short responses, and a choice of approaches to papers/projects.
And how do audiences perceive and construct these effects? Potential Text(s): I'll provide online sample of published stories for our consideration. Students will complete in-class exercises and multiple short writing assignments that ultimately build toward a longer research paper. There's a Calvin and Hobbes comic in which Calvin is forced by his mother to eat a pile of food as it recites "To be or not to be. " Resumes look nothing like CVs, and transitioning to them can be daunting.
Over the course of the semester, our weekly readings, discussions and informal exercises will work to annihilate old patterns of complacent reading-leaving in their place the analytical skills and rhetorical strategies you need to establish your own critical/original perspective on literary texts. Also considers conflicting and contested representations, how they work and how they are used in particular contexts. How did women create ideas of community? Our overarching goal will be to help our partner organizations secure new resources through grant proposals. All sessions of English 2367 have the same subject: diversity in U. We will also explore lyric's many moods and modes: the mournfulness of elegy, the wit and humor of satire and epigram, the reverence of the hymn, the natural beauty of the pastoral, and the passion of love poetry. This is the advanced course in Creative Writing-Poetry designed primarily for undergraduates who have taken the series of workshops at the beginning and intermediate levels. English 4563: Contemporary Literature—Literature 1945 to the Present. Over the course of the term students will learn the types, tools and methods of literary criticism that English scholars employ as they construct projects in both print and digital media.
Open only to candidates for distinction in English. In so doing, we will focus both upon the words themselves and the physical objects through which they have come down to us, drawing extensively on the holdings of our Rare Books and Manuscripts Library. What are we doing when we say we want one? We'll read Renaissance poetry, primarily by major and minor English poets of the seventeenth century, probably including Ben Jonson, Amelia Lanyer, Robert Herrick, Thomas Carew, John Milton, Henry Vaughan, Andrew Marvell and Margaret Cavendish. Where do you even start looking for alt-ac jobs? The world was turned upside down, shaking up a storm of radical religious and political ideas. The Jewish and Christian scriptures contained in the Bible, in various forms, are perhaps the most important writings of the Western world. Guiding Questions: What makes up the sound system of English? The Inkle and Yarico stories in poetry, fiction and comic opera. Guiding question(s): What does the history of English literature look like, if viewed from other places in the world where English is spoken and written?