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| Jan. 8 | Special Schedule Meeting | ||
| 1 | Jan. 13 | Introduction to the course
How to access the WWW anthology |
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| Jan. 15 | Novel, Gothic, History
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| 2 | Jan. 20 |
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| Jan. 22 | Desire, Narrative, Repression | ||
| 3 | Jan. 27 |
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Response Questions Option: last chance for Question 1 |
| Jan. 29 | Culture, criticism, and the mission of poetry
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| 4 | Feb. 3 |
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| 5 | Feb. 10-12 | Lyric, Narrative: Projection, Displacement | Feb. 10: Response Questions Option: last chance for Question 2
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| Reading Week: February 16-20 | Read Wuthering Heights | ||
| 6 | Feb. 24-26 | Social Studies and the poetics of social reform
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Feb. 24: Part of class will be spent on an Internet Research Workshopin the AMF-MMC (Forster Room) |
| 7 | Mar. 3-5 | History, Novel, Gothic
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| 8 | Mar. 10-12 | Voice and Verse: Lyric, Narrative, Drama | March 9: Internet Assignment due Monday by noon.
March 10: Response Questions Option: last chance for Question 3 |
| 9 | Mar. 17 | ||
| Mar. 19 | The Representation of Others | ||
| 10 | Mar. 24 |
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| Mar. 26 | March 23: Essay due by Monday at noon
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| 11 | Mar. 31 | Gothic, Novella, History
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Response Questions Option: last chance for Question 4 |
| Apr. 2 | Fin-de-siècle sexuality and aesthetics | ||
| 12 | Apr. 7 |
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Response Questions Option: last chance for Question5 |
| Apr. 9 | Conclusions and review | ||
| Apr. 17 | Final Examination 8:30-10:30 |


