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THE
NINETEENTH-CENTURY NOVEL;
OR,
A SURVEY
FROM AUSTEN TO WILDE
CONDUCTED
BY
DR.
CHRISTINE ALFANO
A COURSE
IN THREE PARTS
ENGLISH
32/132:
STANFORD
UNIVERSITY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
SUMMER 2002
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CONTENTS
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- Preface
- In which the humble instructor offers a course
description, a list of requirements and assignments, and a reading
schedule for this class.
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- I:
- REGENCY
NOVELS .
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1.
The Novel
of Manners
- In which the class reads and discusses Jane
Austen's Sense & Sensibility.
- 2. The Gothic Horror
Novel
- In which the class reads and discusses Mary
Shelley's Frankenstein.
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- II:
- MID-VICTORIAN
NOVELS
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- 1. Fictional Autobiography
- In which the class reads and discusses Charlotte
Bronte's Jane Eyre
- 2. Bildungsroman
- In which the class reads and discusses Charles
Dickens's Great Expectations
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- III:
- THE FIN
DE SIECLE
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- 1. The Decadent Novel
- In which the class reads and discusses Oscar
Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray
- 2. Parting Cogitations
- In which the class makes final important connections
between texts,submits their meticulously crafted projects, and
indulges in some well-earned conviviality.
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- Addendum
- Containing such valuable information as a
standard printable syllabus; useful
research links; and links
to assignments.
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