General Catalog 1996-1997
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Mr. Morrison ENG 223a Early Modern Literatures of Information and Empire (Formerly ENG 242a) Reading in (primarily) English genres of the period of discovery and colonial exploration: "births" of Utopia, anthropology, science fiction, and the novel; relations of science to prose fiction and sensational genres. Collaterally an overvievi' of the methods and assumptions of intellectual history in its "new historicist" and "cultural materialist" avatars. Usually of...fered every third year.
Will be offered in the spring of 1997.
Ms. Campbell ENG 225a British Imperialism The course will examine the specular relationship between the British colonies and the colonizing society, and the rhetorical overlap between "literary" and "historical" representations of the colonies.
Usually offered every third year. Last offered in the spring of 1994.
Ms. Otsuki ENG 226a Gender and the Public Sphere Explores the concepts of "separate spheres," sexual division of labor, and the spatial entitlements in the 19th century, with a focus on texts by Hawthorne, James, Stowe, and Melville and with supplementary readings in liirgen Habermas, Eve Sedgwick, and Carroll Smith-Rosenberg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last offered in the fall of 1994.
Mr. Morrison ENG 223a Early Modern Literatures of Information and Empire (Formerly ENG 242a) Reading in (primarily) English genres of the period of discovery and colonial exploration: "births" of Utopia, anthropology, science fiction, and the novel; relations of science to prose fiction and sensational genres. Collaterally an overvievi' of the methods and assumptions of intellectual history in its "new historicist" and "cultural materialist" avatars. Usually of...fered every third year.
Will be offered in the spring of 1997.
Ms. Campbell ENG 225a British Imperialism The course will examine the specular relationship between the British colonies and the colonizing society, and the rhetorical overlap between "literary" and "historical" representations of the colonies.
Usually offered every third year. Last offered in the spring of 1994.
Ms. Otsuki ENG 226a Gender and the Public Sphere Explores the concepts of "separate spheres," sexual division of labor, and the spatial entitlements in the 19th century, with a focus on texts by Hawthorne, James, Stowe, and Melville and with supplementary readings in liirgen Habermas, Eve Sedgwick, and Carroll Smith-Rosenberg.
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