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| 他学科履修 | 可 |
| 副題 | Wordsworth and Coleridge |
| 授業概要 | This core text of this course is widely regarded as the most important book of the Romantic period: the Lyrical Ballads. We will read the poems as Wordsworth and Coleridge originally published them in 1798. There will be an opportunity to return to the themes of the first semester, but they will be studied in relation to the Lyrical Ballads. In the second semester the student of literature will also be introduced to 3 modern critical methodologies (cultural materialism, reception theory and genetic criticism), which he or she will be expected to apply in his or her own writing. |
| 学修目標 | By the end of this course, you will learn how to read Romantic poems from a variety of critical standpoints. You will also have an idea of how to conduct specialist research in the field of Romanticism. |
| 授業計画 | 1. What is a Poem? 2. Romantic Ideas of Poetry 3. Ordinary People (Part 1): Conceptions and Pre-Conceptions 4. Ordinary People (Part 2): Wordsworth’s We are Seven and The Idiot Boy 5. Ordinary People (Part 3): Wordsworth’s Tintern Abbey 6. Ordinary People (Part 4): Poverty and Crime 7. Gothic Supernaturalism (Part 1): Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner (1798) 8. Gothic Supernaturalism (Part 2): Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner (1798) 9. Catch-Up Week 10. Gothic Supernaturalism (Part 3): The Afterlife of the Ancient Mariner 11. Gothic Supernaturalism (Part 4): Extraordinary Events 12. Poetry Out of Context: Revision 13. The Reading Experience 14. Conclusion |
| 評価方法 | 1500-word essay が ５０％、 final exam が ５０％ |
| テキスト | Owen, W. J. B. (ed.), Lyrical Ballads 1798 (Oxford University Press), ISBN-10 0199110069; ISBN-13 978-0199110063. |
| その他 | You should already have a good understanding of the English language. Ideally, you should have completed English Romantic Poetry I and have a TOEIC score of 650 points or more. You must bring these items to each class: ・Wordsworth and Coleridge’s Lyrical Ballads ・An A-4-sized folder with at least 40 pockets ・A dictionary (this may be a book or electronic Class size will be limited to 30 students. |