ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

The

s

ade

up of I

Sinc

are

smal

nged ãs

far

suit

of both

tutors,

all

the

held

in of

thé

fi¡st

lvh

table is

In AE01

English

I and AE02

English

II

there are

two

lectures

and

one

tutorial a week.

In

AE03 English

IIIA.

three lectures and one tutorial.

AE01 -English

I, AE02

English

-II

and AE03 English

IIIA

are available to approved students

rvith

exemption from lectures,

Reference books rvitt

b" n'"rÆ3å tftt"ll,l"'l

English

I, but a

knowledge

of

English ession

of

Matriculation standard

is

dèsir-

nk they do not neet this

standarcl are Department before enrolment.

L

ENcr-rsrr LeNcu¡ce.

The history

of

the language ancl funclauental terr.ns ancl procedures

of

literary criticism.

Abrams, tú. H.,

A

glossarg of literary terms

(Holt,

Rinehart and Winston).

IL

Escr-rsu Lrrenarirnn.

A.

Special period: Moclernism:

Conrad, J., Heart

of

darkness and The sect'et sharer (Bantarr).

Forster,

E. M,,

Houards

End

(Penguin).

Yeats, W.

8.,

^{Selectecl poerns-} ed.

A.

N. Jeffares (Pan paper-back).

Lau'rence,

D. H.,

Women

in

lo';e (Pelguin).

Joyce, J., Pot'trait

of

the aúist as a lloutlg rnarl (Penguin).

Woolf, V., Mrs.

Dallouay

(Pelguin).

Ehot,

T.

5., Selected poems (Faber papelback).

Pound,

E.,

Selected ¡toens, ^pref.

by T.

S.

Eliot

(Faber.paperback).

O'Casey, 5., Three 21ags (Papernac).

Parsorls,

I. M.,

Men

aho

^.march away (Chalto ancl Windus).

B. Chaucer ancl Shakes¡rezrre:

Chaucer:

.ptologue to the

Canterbm'g tales,

ed. j. Whinny

^(C.U.P.

).prologue and tale, ed.

]. ^Winny

(C.U.P. paperback).

Sh

Nchard IL

Henrg

lV,

parts

I

and

II.

Hen4t V.

Assessment as

at

present envisaged

is

based r4lon

the

year's

s,or*

^(essays, fytorial assignments, and participatioì in tuto-rial group discusiions) and upon ts,o three-hour examination pãpers

ãt

the end

of

thJyear.

596

B.A._SYLLABUSES

ENGLISH LÄ.NGUÀCE .A,ND LITERá,TURF

FACULTY OF AIìTS

AE02

English

II.

Pre-requisite subject: AE01 English

I.

A study of

English

Literature and

Drama

rvith

^special

but not

exclusive reference to the ¡vo¡ks listed. This study

rvill

comprehenil all three sections belorv.

A. Ponrny r.RoM THE Ro,ver.¡rrc P¡nroo

ro

rHE BncrN¡lrNc

or

MooBnNrsrr,r.

ç,worth, Colerídge, Keats, Bror.vning, Hardy,

ll

^also include a sfucly

of

the prose essays in

(Arnolil's Bnglish Texts). The

following Blake,

{

^selection

^of

^poetns and lettets (Penguin)

or, if

available, The

Complete Blake (Penglin).

Wordsrvorth, Selected poems and prefaces, Riverside

edition

(Houghton Miffiin).

Coleridge, Poerns ( Everyn-ran ).

Keats, Selecteil poems and letters (Riverside edition).

Brolvning, Selec'ted. poetrg (PengtÅrr).

Hardy, Poe_ms _of ^Th.omas Hardt¡:

A

neu selection, ed, T . R.

M.

Creighton

( lvlacmillan).

Hopkins, Poems

anil

pïosei

a

selection (Penguin).

Y eats, Selected p oetrtl ( N4acmillan Papermac ₎ .

B. Trm Novrr,

rnorr Drroyro

H¡.n¡y.

Def.oe, Robinson Crusoe, Richardson, Pamela, vol.

I.

Fielding, Tom lones.

Austen, Enuna,

Bronte, Wuthering Heights.

Dickens, Gîeat erpectations.

Eliot,

Middlemarch.

lJ.atdy, Jude the ^obscure.

C.

MonunN Dnerr¡.

Ibsen, TIrc rnasterbuilcler ancl other J;/ays (Penguin).

Chekhov, P/ags (Penguin).

Strindberg, Three plags (Penguin).

Shaw, Man and, supetmon (Penguin), Genet, The balcong (Faber).

Brecht, Mother Courage (Methuen).

Pinher, The homecoming (Methuen).

Beckett, Endgame, Waiting

for

^{Codot (Faber).}

Classes

in

practical c_¡iticism

rvill

be held and students

will

be expected to shor.v

some competence

in this

area

in the

end-of-year assessment. Assessment as at present envisaged is_

by

assignments <Iuring

ihe

^year

and by two

examination papers at the end

of

it.

AE03

English

IIIA.

Pre-requisite subjects:

AE02 English II or ^AE82

American Literature

II

or AE72 Australian Literary Studies

II

^{or AE87}

Old

and Middle English

II.

The

cou¡se In

the ffrst tern-t

there

will be

nd Milton, and of

eight

authors y

any one'of three

periods,

1350

1550-1660, 1660-

1780, or the

597

I.

Srr¡xnsprene aNo Mn

rox,

Shakespeare:

The Comedg

of

Enors.

Richard.

II.

Henr¡t V.

A

Midsummer Níght's Drcam.

Tu;elfth Nieht.

Measure

for

^Measure.

King Lear.

The Winter's Tale.

The Tempest.

(Preferred editions: New Arclen, New Cambridge, New Penguin,) Milton:

Com'plete poems and maior prose, ed. Mer¡itt Hughes.

II.

M.t¡on

ENcr-

^1780.

Chaucer, _"d. f'. Ir¡.

Robinsoq;-OR-

Foulgi

Manchester ^rJ 'P.) andThe ^C

A. i.

^an

).

See "selections from

"Note d of

this ^svllabus.

Spenser, Poetrg, ed.

H.

^Maclean

^(Norton).

^See "Selections

from

antholo- gies" at the end

of

this syllabus.

Donne, Ccmplete English poems, eò.

A. _J.

Smith (Penguin).

Dryden,

Selected

poetrg and

^prose

of lohn

^Dtgden,

ed' Earl

Miner

( Modern Libra¡y).

Swilt, Gullioer's traoels and other utritings, ed. M.

K.

Starkman (Bantam).

Pope, Selected poetrg and prose, ed.

W. K.

Wimsatt (Rinehart).

Johnson, ^Rasselas, ed.

J. Hardy

^(O.U'P.).

Johnson, Selected uritings, ed. P. Crutwell (Penguin).

Sterne, Tristram Shandg, ed. Graham Petrie (Penguin).

III. ONE of

the following

four

options:

1. ENcr-rsu

Lrrrnerunn

1350-1550.

A.

Epic

to

Romance:

Beoøulf, ed. joseph Tuso (Norton).

+Si

Waldron

(York

Medieval

d. R. J.Jones (Heinemann).

glosses on page. See "Note

*Malory, Morte d'Arthur,

2

vols. (Penguin), excluding books

VIII-XII.

B.

Court Poetry:

oChaucer, Complere toorks, ed.

F. N.

Robinson; OR Troilus -and, Crísegde,

ed. Úaniel Cook

⁽ An'chor

).

^See "selections

from

anthologies" and

"Note on texts" at the end of this svllabus.

Henryson, Poems, eð. C.

Elliott

^(O.U.P').

C. Religious Literature:

ÈLansland, _Piers Ploaman, B, ProL-Vil, ed. J. A. W, Bennett (O.U.P.).

Eaeigman toilh other ínterludes (Everyman)'

*The _course

rvill

focus on the

four

asterisked texts, I.ÄCI'LTY OF' ARTS

2. Excr-rs¡r

Llrrnerunr

^1550-1660.

A.

Poetry:

Hebel, J. W., and Hudson,

H.

H.

( Prentice-Hall).

598

B,Ä._SYLLÀBUSES ENGLISH LÀNGUÀGE ÄND LITERATURE

(eðs.), Poetrg of the English renaissance

B,Ä._SYLLABUSES

ENGLISH LA.NGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Fr{.CULTY OF ÄRTS

Marlowe, The

Ieu

^{of Malta.}

Jonson, Yolpone.

Webster, The tohite deoil.

Middleton and Rowley, The changeling.

Ford, 'Tæ pitg she's a uhore.

(In

editions published

by

Arnold, Methuen, Benn

or

Oliver and Boyil,) Nashe, Th¿ unfortunate tratseller

in

Shorter Elizabethan nooels (Everyntan).

The King _lames Bible (1611: The "Authorised Version", not

ihe

Iieviseã

or any

other version).

Bacon, Fra-ncis,

The Neu Atlantis in

Francis Bacon, ed,

A.

Johnston

( Batsford ) ,

Browne,

Sir .T.,

Hgdriotaphia,

in Religio medicí and other

aritings

( Everyman ).

3, ENcr-rsrr

Lrrrnerrmn

1660-U80.

Wycherley, The countrg

uife

^(Anolð,),

Etherege, The man

of

mode (Arnold).

Farquhar, The beaur strotagem (Oliver _{and Boyd).}

Aildison

and

Steele, Selections from,

"The Tatleì' and "The

Spectator"

( Rinehart ) ^.

Defoe, Robinson Crusoe (Everyman), Thomson, Poetica! toorlrs ⁽ O.U,P. ).

Fielding, Tarn Jones (Penguin

or

Everyman),

Lonsdale, R. (ed.), The poems of GraA and Collirc and, Goldsmith (Long- mans ).

Goldsmith, The citizen

of

the

uoild

(Everyman).

Goldsmith, The Vicar

of

Wakefield, (Everyman).

Sterne,

A

sentimental ioutneg ^(Penguin).

Smollett, Humphrg Clinker (Everyman).

She¡idan, The rioals (World's _Classics).

Cow¡rer, Poems (Everyman).

4.

Colrpenerw=

Ltrrn¡rune,

_-For

^syllabrrs

^see under

"Comparative

Literature"

immediately

after

the Classics syllabuses.

Assessment

will

be discussed

with

students early

in

the year.

Selections from anthologies etc.

rvill

be notified where appropriate

in

the course

of

the year. Some are indicated here:

l.

Maior English Writers.

Chaucer: The Parliament

of Foøls, The

Ceneral Prologue, The

Wife

ol Bath's Prologue anð, Tale, The Franklín's and Mrn's Púest's Tales.

S will

be siven

to

The Faerie Queene. Book

I:

Shepheardes Calender, Amoretti anå. Epitha'-

II.

Option

l.

Chaucer: Troilus and Crisegde.

599

F.A,CULTY OF ARTS B.Ä.-SYLLÄBI'SES INGLISII LANGUAGI AND LITERÄT('RE

,À813

English

IIIB.

lectures.

Four

topics

will be

covered each terrn

in

classes. Students are required -to

*.ìtã-t"tõiiA p"p".r otr

aspects

of any two of

these topics each -teim. ^This arranøen-rent nj-raÊes

it ^oosiible for a student to

concèntrate ⁽

though

not arrangement r:-raÊes

it ^pos¡ible for a student to

concèntrate

(though

not

excluiively) on

Australian nraterial.

for

example,

or

American mate-rial,

or

to combine io'oics

itr

other rvays.

In

adclition

to

tlìe Íutorial papers, two long essays combine iopics

in

other rvays.

In

adclition to the tutorial papers. two-long-essays m,,ci alcn

Í.o

c,,hnrit

led Tirc

remainder

of the

assessment

rvill be

based

on

a comþrne toprcs rn otner ways.

rn

aoortron

to

tne tutonar ^p

must also

be

submitted.

The

remaincler

of the

assessmen three-hour examination

iu

^November,