Middlebury

ENAM 0241

19th Century Literature

Nineteenth Century British Literature (II)
The 19th century is the era of “peak novel,” for never before or since has the genre exhibited such confidence in its ability to tell the truth about both the teeming world and the private life. But far from merely reflecting social reality, the novelists and poets of the period played an active part in constructing their readers' ideas about gender and sexuality, imperialism and colonialism, class, religion, and technology, insisting that literature be relevant and revelatory in a time of swift and sometimes frightening cultural and intellectual innovation. Works to be covered will include novels by Emily Bronte, Dickens, George Eliot, and Hardy, and the poetry of Tennyson, Browning, and Christina Rossetti. 3 hrs. lect./disc.
Subject:
English & American Literatures
Department:
English & American Literatures
Division:
Literature
Requirements Fulfilled:
EUR LIT
Equivalent Courses:

Sections in Fall 2009, School Abroad Germany (Mainz)

Fall 2009

ENAM0241A-F09 Lecture (Baldridge)
ENAM0241X-F09 Discussion (Baldridge)
ENAM0241Y-F09 Discussion (Baldridge)
ENAM0241Z-F09 Discussion (Baldridge)