The Self in Exile and Journey: Socio-Political Reality, Authorial Allegory
Thursday, February 25, 2010
new syllabus version
Please view, download, and print the new syllabus. It is version 2.3. Take note of the new clauses regarding the REVISION OF PAPERS as well as updated Prospectus/Annotated Bibliography descriptions.
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"it is not often that works of real genius appear. Whenever, therefore, a literary comet visits our hemisphere, it becomes a duty in us to point it out. As a pheneomenon of this sort we regard the history of Vathek." The moral, character portrayal and impressive knowledge of the manners and customs of the East were praised and the "sublime" was once more adduced: "A machinery, not only knew, but wild and sublime, seizes on the mind, and pervades the whole composition." In summary, "the author, and the diversities of writing, appears to display at pleasure the caustick quickness of Voltaire; the easy sportiveness of Ariosto; the sombrous grotesque of Dante; and the terrific greatness of Milton."
welcome to the CC 10.02 e-journal
Course Info Prof: Steve D'Amato (prof.damato@gmail.com) Term: Spring 2010 Section: MW12 Reg. Code: (1686) Meeting Time: M&W 12:50 – 2:05p Room: 3117 Boylan
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