SemesterFall Semester, 2023
DepartmentMA Program of English, First Year Ph.D. Program in English Literature, First Year MA Program of English, Second Year Ph.D. Program in English Literature, Second Year
Course NameBritish Fiction and the Gothic Imagination 1764-1847
InstructorWU YIH DAU
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
Prerequisite
Course Objective
Course Description
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週次



 課程內容與指定閱讀



教學活動與課前、



課後作業



學生學習投入時間



(含課堂教學時數)



Week 1  



September 13th



Introduction



 Please finish reading Dale Townshend’s essay ‘Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination’ before coming to class  After class: read   Carol Margaret Davison’s essay ‘Gothic and the language of terror’


 

Week 2  



September 20th



Davison’s essay ‘Gothic and the language of terror’



After class: read excerpts from Sarah Kareem’s book Eighteenth-Century Fiction and the Reinvention of Wonder



 3+ 9 hours



Week 3   



September 27th



Excerpts from Kareem’s book



After class: read a chapter of Angela Wright’s book Gothic Fiction



  3+ 9 hours



Week 4  



October 4th



A chapter of Wright’s book



 After class: read a chapter of George Haggerty’s book Queer Gothic



 3+ 9 hours



Week 5  



October 11th



A chapter of Haggerty’s book



 After class: read a chapter of Steven Bruhm’s book Gothic Bodies: the Politics of Pain in Romantic Fiction



  



Week 6  



October 18th



A chapter of Bruhm’s book



After class: Read Joseph Crawford’s essay  : ‘Every Night, The Same Routine’: Recurring Nightmares and the Repetition Compulsion in Gothic Fiction



3+ 9 hours



Week 7  



October 25th



Crawford’s essay



 



  3+ 9 hours



Week 8   



November 1st



 The Castle of Otranto



 



   3+ 9 hours



Week 9   



November 8th



The Monk



 



3+ 9 hours



Week 10  



November 15st



The Italian



  



 3+ 9 hours



Week 11



 November 22nd



 Northanger Abbey



 



 3+ 9 hours



Week 12



 November 29th



Frankenstein



 



   3+ 9 hours



Week 13



 December 6th



 Wuthering Heights   



 



3+ 9 hours



Week 14



 December 13th



Jane Eyre  



 



 3+ 9 hours



Week 15   



December 20th



Individual supervision: discussing research topics with students



 After class: prepare for the mini-conference or write your term paper



 3+ 9 hours



Week 16    



December 27th



Mini-conference: present your research to the entire class and respond to comments from your friends



After class: writing your term paper



 3+ 9 hours



Week 17  January 5th



 Writing your term paper



 



  



Week 18  January 12th



 Writing your term paper; term paper due



 



 




 


Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading

Grading policies:



Presentation and weekly contributions  20%



Mini-conference presentation 10%



Final term paper 70%

 


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