| January 9 | Introduction to Course and The Enlightenment |
| January 11 | Moliere Tartuffe 12-66 |
| January 14 | watch Moliere |
| January 16 | |
| January 18 | Swift “A Modest Proposal” 341-346 |
| January 21 | Volatire Candide 377-437 |
| January 23 | Swift Part
IV of Gulliver’s Travels 295-340
One-Page Paper #1 |
| January 25 |
Romanticism Rousseau Confessions 498-518 |
| January 28 |
Goethe Part I of Faust 525-576 |
| January 31 | Goethe Part I of Faust 576-624 |
| February 1 | Blake “Introduction,” “The
Lamb,”
“The Chimney Sweeper,” “Introduction,” “The Tyger,” and “The Chimney Sweeper” 686-691 Wordsworth “Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey” and “The World is Too Much With Us” 696-704 |
| February 4 | Coleridge “Kubla
Kahn” 737-739 Shelley From “A Defense of Poetry” 753-54 Keats “La Belle Dame sans Merci” and “Ode on a Grecian Urn” 757-760 One-Page Paper #2 |
| February 6 | Douglass Narrative 858-881 |
| February 8 | Douglass Narrative 881-915 |
| Feburary 11 |
Melville Billy
Budd 931-985 Spring Convocation |
| February 13 | Whitman from
Song
of Myself 918-923 Spring Convocation |
| February 15 | Tennyson “Ulysses” 822-823
Browning “My Last Duchess” 845-846 One-Page Paper #3 Spring Convocation |
| February 18 | Exam
#1 |
| February 20 | Realism Pushkin “The Queen of Spades” 801-819 |
| February 22 | library presentation on finding resources |
| Feburary 25 | Gogol “The
Overcoat” 1012-1032 writing a literary analysis |
| February 27 | Dostoevsky Notes from Underground 1255-1287 |
| February 29 | Dostoevsky Notes
from Underground 1287-1326 One-Page Paper #4 |
| March 3 | Spring Break!! |
| March 5 | Spring Break!! |
| March 7 | Spring Break!! |
| March 10 | Ibsen Hedda Gabler 1410-1465 |
| March 12 | watch Ibsen |
| March 14 |
Tolstoy The Death of Ivan Ilyich 1330-1368 |
| March 17 | Symbolism Baudelaire “The Flowers of Evil,” “To the Reader,” “A Carcass,” “Spleen LXXVIII,” and “Spleen LXXIX” 1543-1551 Mallarme “The Tomb of Edgar Poe” and “Saint” 1565-66 Verlaine “Autumn Song” and “The Art of Poetry” 1569-1571 Rimbaud “The Drunken Boat” 1576-1579 Proposal and Annotated Bibliography Due |
| March 19 | Exam #2 |
| March 21 | Easter Break!! |
| March 24 | Easter Break!! |
| March 26 | The
Twentieth Century Conrad Heart of Darkness 1633-1655 March 25th is the last day to withdraw with a “W” |
| March 28 | Conrad Heart of Darkness 1655-1691 |
| March 31 | Pirandello Six
Characters in Search of an Author 1740-1780 One-Page Paper #5 |
| April 2 | watch
Pirandello |
| April 4 | Rilke “The
Panther,” “The Swan,” and “The Ninth
Elegy” 1873-1877 Stevens “Anecdote of the Jar,” “The Emperor of Ice Cream,” and “The Man on the Dump” 1885-1887 Rough Draft Due |
| April 7 | Kafka The Metamorphosis 1966-1998 |
| April 9 | Joyce “The Dead” 1893-1921 |
| April 11 | Woolf From A Room of One’s Own 1925-1955 |
| April 14 | Yeats “Easter
1916,” “Sailing to Eliot “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” and “The Hollow Men” 2003-2022 Final Paper Due |
| April 16 | Beckett Endgame 2210-2237 |
| April 18 | watch
Beckett One-Page Paper #6 |
| April 21 | Camus “The
Guest” 2253-2261 Borges “The Garden of Forking Paths” 2182-2189 |
| April 29 | Final
Exam 3:15-5:15 |