Fall 2007 In-Class Presentation Schedule

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Week 2

Friday 9/7: Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, "Miller's Prologue and Tale" (235-52). 

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Week 3
Monday 9/10: Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, "Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" (253-81).  

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Wednesday 9/12: Everyman (445-67). 

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 Friday 9/14:  Julian of Norwich (355-66) and Margery Kempe, The Book of Margery Kempe (366-79).  

_______Meghan Meros (Julian)_____________     ____________________________________


Week 4
Monday 9/17:  "Sixteenth Century" background (469-98) and Sir Thomas More, Utopia (503-23).  

_____Emeri Fetzer (More)_______________

Wednesday 9/19: Sir Thomas Hoby & Baldassari Castiglioni, The Courtier (577-93).  

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Friday 9/21:  Literature in Early Modern English--Sir Thomas Wyatt & Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey (525-37 and 569-77).  

_______Os Cole (Surrey)________________     ____________________________________


Week 5
Monday 9/24: [National Punctuation Day!]  Sir Philip Sidney, Astrophil and Stella (916-31)

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Wednesday 9/26: Edmund Spenser, Amoretti and "Epithalamion" (863-78). 

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Friday 9/28: Christopher Marlowe, The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus (essay on Marlowe, 970-71, essay on the play, prologue and scenes 1-5, 990-1008). 

_____Casey Lichtman___________________


Week 6
Monday 10/1: Christopher Marlowe, The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus (scenes 6-13, 1008-23). 

_____Catherine Abbondanza_______________

Wednesday 10/3: William Shakespeare, King Lear (essay and Acts 1 & 2, 1106-47. 

___Erika Cardona_______________________  _____Amanda Williams_________

Friday 10/5:  William Shakespeare, King Lear (Acts 3, 4, & 5, 1147-91) 

___Rachel Stark_________________________


Week 7
Monday 10/8: William Shakespeare, Sonnets (1026-7 & 1028-43). 

____Dana Winkler________________________

Friday 10/12: MID-SEMESTER BREAK [10/12-14]


Week 8

Wednesday 10/17: "Early Seventeenth Century" (1209-32),  Marlowe, "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love," (989-90); Ralegh, "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd," "The Lie" and "The discovery of...Guiana" (879-82 and 885-87). 

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Friday 10/19: Ben Jonson, Volpone, Acts I & II (1303-38). 

_____Zachary Shapiro____________________


Week 9
Monday 10/22: Ben Jonson, Volpone, Acts III, IV, V (1338-93). 

____Hannah Ziegler_____  ____Meg Vidler_____

Wednesday 10/24: Robert Herrick (1643-55).  

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Friday 10/26:  Mary Herbert, countess of Pembroke (957-64),  and Queen Elizabeth I (593-600). 

____________________________________     _____Vienna Garwood (QEI)_______________


Week 10 

Monday 10.29:  Lady Mary Wroth (1422-32), Amelia Lanyer, "Eve's Apology in Defense of Women" and "The Description of Cooke-ham" (1281-92),  

_____Willa Courtney (Wroth)_____________     ____________________________________

Wednesday 10/31: John Donne, Songs and Sonnets (1233-57), Holy Sonnets (1268-76). 

_______Kim Silvis ("secular" songs)_________     ______Rebecca Nelson (Holy Sonnets)_____

Friday 11/2: George Herbert (1595-1615)

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Week 11

Monday 11/5:  John Milton, Paradise Lost, Books I and II (1815-58).

____Allison Schwartz (Book I)_____________     _____David Adams (Book II)___________

Wednesday 11/7: John Milton, Paradise Lost, Books IV, IX, and XII (1874-95, 1961-86, 2030-44)

____James Saba (Book IV)________________     _____Matthew Sabine (Book IX)_______

Friday 11/9: Andrew Marvell (1684-1724). 

____Zach Martin_______________________


Week 12
Monday 11/12: Literature in Modern English--Lady Anne Halkett, The Memoirs (1730-34) Lucy Hutchinson, "Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson" (1726-29). 

____________________________________     _______Lara Justis_________

Wednesday 11/14: Aphra Behn, Oroonoko, (2165-2191, to the arrival in Surinam). 

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Friday 11/16: Aphra Behn, Oroonoko, (2191-2215). 

________Sam Colon (IX)________________


Week 13

Monday 11/19:  Mary Astell, Some Reflections Upon Marriage (2280-84)

_____Jillian Morgan___________________

 Wednesday 11/21 through Sunday 11/25--THANKSGIVING VACATION. 


Week 14
Monday 11/26: Anne Finch, countess of Winchilsea (2291-4); Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (2579-83); Matthew Prior (2294-97)

__Dana Kulchinsky (Anne Finch)_____________     ____________________________________    

Wednesday 11/28: John Dryden, Mac Flecnoe (2099-2105), from "Annus Mirabilis" (2073-4) and criticism selections (2114-22).   Jonathan Swift, "A Modest Proposal" and "Description of a City Shower" (2473-79 and 2298-2301).  John Wilmot, second earl of Rochester (2162-65). For Anniina Jokinen's Luminarium.org transcription of a selection of Rochester's other poetry, including the great "Satyre Against Reason and Mankynd" and his translation of "A Passage from Seneca," click here. 

_____Marissa Kluger (Swift)______________     _____Kate Halse (Dryden)______   

Friday 11/30: William Congreve, The Way of the World (Acts I, II, and III--2215-54).  

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Week 15

Monday 12/3: William Congreve, The Way of the World (Acts IV and V--2254-80). 

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