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− | + | *[http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/pre/2008-01-15.html presentation] | |
+ | ==Questions the tutors collected== | ||
− | + | # What does "viz" mean in ''Robinson Crusoe''? | |
− | + | # What does "Victorian bardolatry" mean? | |
− | + | # The Elizabethan world picture and the Jacobean period. When did the change take place, what was significant, how is it reflected in Shakespeare's work? | |
− | + | # Restoration comedies - what were the characteristics and what was the reaction they provoked | |
− | + | # Sentimental comedies and tragedies - were they simultaneous, what kind of tragedies do we subsume under this term? | |
− | + | # What do the terms "prose fiction" and "fiction" refer to? | |
− | + | # Recaptitulate the different versions of the "Rise of the Novel" as explained in [http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/anglistik/lit-wiss/pre/2007-11-20.html lecture 5]. | |
− | + | # What did the terms "novel" and "romance" mean - in the context of Defoe's ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719). | |
− | + | # The chart on the blackboard given at the end of the last lecture should be looked at again. | |
− | + | # Explain the model of communication you gave in several of the lectures. | |
− | + | # 1750 - can this year actually have been such a watershed? | |
− | + | # Is the "post" in postcolonial the same as in postmodern? How do these periods relate to each other? | |
+ | # What does the term "transcendental homelessness refer to? | ||
+ | # What does the "order of fictions" mean? | ||
+ | # The diagram of different sorts of fiction around 1700 should be explained again. | ||
+ | # The table of the different topics the literary discourse adopted should be recapitulated. |
Latest revision as of 14:26, 15 January 2008
Back to 2007-08 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1
Questions the tutors collected
- What does "viz" mean in Robinson Crusoe?
- What does "Victorian bardolatry" mean?
- The Elizabethan world picture and the Jacobean period. When did the change take place, what was significant, how is it reflected in Shakespeare's work?
- Restoration comedies - what were the characteristics and what was the reaction they provoked
- Sentimental comedies and tragedies - were they simultaneous, what kind of tragedies do we subsume under this term?
- What do the terms "prose fiction" and "fiction" refer to?
- Recaptitulate the different versions of the "Rise of the Novel" as explained in lecture 5.
- What did the terms "novel" and "romance" mean - in the context of Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719).
- The chart on the blackboard given at the end of the last lecture should be looked at again.
- Explain the model of communication you gave in several of the lectures.
- 1750 - can this year actually have been such a watershed?
- Is the "post" in postcolonial the same as in postmodern? How do these periods relate to each other?
- What does the term "transcendental homelessness refer to?
- What does the "order of fictions" mean?
- The diagram of different sorts of fiction around 1700 should be explained again.
- The table of the different topics the literary discourse adopted should be recapitulated.