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Course Policies | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Please read over these policies carefully. Some are university-mandated, and some are my own. Following all of them is essential to your success in this course! Consequently, if you miss more than 2 classes during the semester, your grade will drop considerably. Each absence beyond two will lower your overall grade by 50 points. However, if you miss 6 or more classes, you will fail the course automatically. If you are absent, whether e...
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Week 6 Schedule | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Bibliographic Information for Scanned Readings →. June 13, 2014. Week 6: June 16-20. The Picture of Dorian Gray. Chapter V X (p. 53-105). The Picture of Dorian Gray. Chapter XI XIV (p. 105-145). Joris-Karl Huysmans, excerpt from. The Picture of Dorian Gray. The Picture of Dorian Gray. Chapter XV XX (p. 145-184). Reviews and Reactions in. The Picture of Dorian Gray. The Picture of Dorian Gray. The Picture of Dorian Gray.
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Midterm Exam | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Week 4 Schedule →. May 30, 2014. Submit your responses as one .rtf, .doc, or .docx document via e-Learning by the end of the day, Wednesday June 4th. Choose 4 of the following quotations (2 for. 1 No one who had ever seen Catherine Morland in her infancy would have supposed her to be born an heroine. (Chapter I). It is only a novel! Do our laws connive at them? Could they be perpetrated without being known in a country like this, where...
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Kayley Thomas | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Author Archives: Kayley Thomas. June 18, 2014. Choose one of the following prompts and respond on your blog. For prompts with multiple questions, you do not necessarily have to address all of them; they are merely provided to get you thinking. 2 Does the novel wholly condone or condemn Lord Henry’s and Dorian’s philosophies? What inspiration and/or lessons do you think Wilde intended? How do they affect one another as a result? 6 What ...
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Schedule | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Note: This schedule is tentative and subject to revision. All readings and assignments are due on the date indicated. Readings noted as located on e-Learning can be accessed by logging in at http:/ lss.at.ufl.edu/. Check the course blog regularly for any updates to the weekly schedule and links to additional materials (ie. art, songs, other references, etc). Week 1: May 12-16. About Me Blog Post Due. Rank and Social Class in. Robert Tr...
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Blog Prompt #6 | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Bibliographic Information for Scanned Readings. June 18, 2014. Choose one of the following prompts and respond on your blog. For prompts with multiple questions, you do not necessarily have to address all of them; they are merely provided to get you thinking. 2 Does the novel wholly condone or condemn Lord Henry’s and Dorian’s philosophies? What inspiration and/or lessons do you think Wilde intended? 6 What do you make of Basil’s origi...
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Blogging | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. 500 words, 5 total @ 50 points each (250 points). Commenting on Classmates’ Blogs. Comments can be short (a few sentences) or as long as you like. To count toward participation points, your comments should be more than Good job! Focus on some aspect of the person’s blog entry and write a response that expands on it in some way, whether with something new to think about, something that you liked about their response ( and why. The first...
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel | Summer A 2014 | Section 02DH | Page 2
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Newer posts →. May 23, 2014. Week 3: May 26-30. Chapter XVI XXVIII (p. 109-193). Chapter XXIX XXXVII (p. 193-247). Chapter XXXVIII XLVII (p. 247-317). Chapter XLVIII LIII (p. 317-360). May 23, 2014. Choose one of the following prompts and respond on your blog. For prompts with multiple questions, you do not necessarily have to address all of them; they are merely provided to get you thinking. Is it social convention? How might Catherin...
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Week 5 Schedule | ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel
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ENL 3122: The 19th-Century English Novel. Summer A 2014 Section 02DH. Final Paper →. June 6, 2014. Week 5: June 9-13. Mary Elizabeth Braddon,. Volume II, Chapter VIII Chapter XIII. Mary Elizabeth Braddon,. Volume III, Chapter I V. Mary Elizabeth Braddon,. Volume III, Chapter VI IX. Lynette Felber, The Literary Portrait as Centerfold: Fetishism in Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s. Introduction to the Aesthetes and Decadents on e-Learning. Preface and A Note on the Texts in. The Picture of Dorian Gray.
