SemesterFall Semester, 2020
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 NameJane Austen Studies
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 (16th Sep )



Introduction



 After class: read Pride and Prejudice and the assigned essay


 

Week 2 (23th  Sep)



Pride and Prejudice:



historical background and textual analysis (Philosophy)



After class: read Pride and Prejudice and the assigned essay



 3+ 9 hours



Week 3  (30th Sep)



Pride and Prejudice



historical background and textual analysis (Estates)



After class: read Pride and Prejudice and the assigned essay



  3+ 9 hours



Week 4 (7th Oct)



 Critical essay: Duckworth, ‘Pride and Prejudice: the Reconstitution of Society’   



 After class: read Pride and Prejudice and the assigned essay



 3+ 9 hours



Week 5 (14th Oct)



Critical essay:  Johnson, ‘Pride and Prejudice and the Pursuit of Happiness’



 After class: read Emma and the assigned essay



  



Week 6 (21st  Oct)



Emma



historical background and textual analysis (Psychology)



 After class: read Emma and the assigned essay



3+ 9 hours



Week 7 (28th Oct)



Emma



historical background and textual analysis (Manners)



 After class: read Emma and the assigned essay



  3+ 9 hours



Week 8  (4th Nov)



Critical essay: Stewart, ‘The Fools in Austen’s Emma’



After class: read Emma and the assigned essay



   3+ 9 hours



Week 9  (11th Nov)



Critical essay: Waldron, ‘Men of Sense and Silly Wives: the Confusions of Mr Knightley’



After class: read Emma and the assigned essay



3+ 9 hours



Week 10 (18th  Nov)



Critical essay: Byrne, ‘Emma: The Obliged and the Obligated’



 After class: read Persuasion and the assigned essay



 3+ 9 hours



Week 11(28th  Nov)



Persuasion



historical background and textual analysis (Gender)



 After class: read Persuasion and the assigned essay



 3+ 9 hours



Week 12(2nd Dec)



Persuasion



historical background and textual analysis  (Sociability)



 After class: read Persuasion and the assigned essay



   3+ 9 hours



Week 13(9th Dec)



Critical essay: Mooneyham,  ‘Loss and the Language of Restitution in Persuasion



 After class: read Persuasion and the assigned essay



3+ 9 hours



Week 14 (16th Dec)



Critical essay: Steiner, ‘Persuasion: Developing an “Elasticity of Mind”’



 After class: read Persuasion and the assigned essay



 3+ 9 hours



Week 15 (23th Dec)



Critical essay: Kramp, ‘Imagining malleable masculinity and radical nomadism in Persuasion



 After class: prepare for the mini-conference and start writing your term paper



 3+ 9 hours



Week 16 (30th Dec)



Mini-conference: present your term paper and respond to the works of your classmates



After class: prepare for the mini-conference and start writing your term paper



 3+ 9 hours



Week 17 (5th Jan)



Mini-conference: present your term paper and respond to the works of your classmates  Term paper due



 



  



Week 18 (12th Jan)



Individual supervision: return student essays to them and discuss students’ works with them



 



 



Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading

Grading policies:



Weekly contributions  (including discussion, presentation and the mini-conference) 40%



 



Final term paper 60%


Textbook & Reference
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