Michael Groden — Texts and Notes
English 872A — Fall 2007
Course Home Page and Schedule
List of Texts With and About Notes:
Fiction, Poetry, and Creative Nonfiction
Criticism and Scholarship
Classes: Tuesdays 3:30-6:30 - UC 377
Office: UC 383 - Office Hours: Mondays 3:30-4:20, Tuesdays
9:30-11:20
Phones: 661-2111 ext. 85831 (office), 661-3403 (English Dept.)
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Schedule
DATE
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READING(S)
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PRESENTATION |
Sept. 11 |
Introduction |
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Sept. 18 | Backgrounds, arguments, theories, problems |
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Sept. 25 | Creative notes 1 |
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Oct. 2 | Creative notes 2 |
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Oct. 9 | Discourse of notes 1: Medieval and Renaissance |
Matt Peebles |
Oct. 16 | Discourse of notes 2: Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries |
Patricia Graham (18th century) Nick Milne (Coleridge) |
Oct. 23 |
Discourse of notes 3: Modern Poetry |
Nick Brown (Yeats) Ian Maness (Eliot) |
Oct. 30 | Discourse of notes 4: Audio Notes and Hypertext |
David Hickey (Wallace) Elan Paulson (Jackson) |
Nov. 6 | Annotation 1 |
Lindsey Bannister Suzanne Clark |
Nov. 13 | Annotation 2 |
André Cormier Dean Ziegler |
Nov. 20 | Marginalia and Copyright |
Marc Hollett |
Nov. 27 | demonstrations of your own texts with notes | Lindsey Bannister, Patricia Graham, David Hickey, Nick Milne, Matt Peebles |
Dec. 4 | demonstrations of your own texts with notes | Nick Brown, Suzanne Clark, André Cormier, Marc Hollett, Ian Maness, Elan Paulson, Dean Ziegler |
Texts
Jane Austen. The Annotated "Pride and Prejudice," ed. David M. Shapard. Anchor, 2007
Mark Dunn. Ibid: A Novel (2004). Harcourt, 2005
Vladimir Nabokov. Pale Fire (1962). Vintage, 1989
+ photocopied articles, available online or in Leanne Trask’s office (UC 180) - noted as (*)
Assignments
1) short (15-20 minutes) oral presentation on one of the class topics or texts - 25%
2) annotated text (due as presentation in class on Nov. 28 or Dec. 4 + submission) - 25%
3) essay at end of course - due December 21 (12-15 pages) - 50%