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ENGLISH 110/021
APPROACHES TO LITERATURE
Prof. Miguel Mota

Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays, 11:00-12:00, or by appointment
Office: Buchanan Tower 416 
Phone: 604-822-4393
email: motam@interchange.ubc.ca

Teaching Assistants:

Kim Duff
Genevieve Gagne-Hawes
William Best
Martin McCarvill
Emer Savage
David Waddell


REQUIRED TEXTS:

The Broadview Anthology of English Poetry, ed. H. Rosengarten & A. Goldrick-Jones
Harold Pinter, The Homecoming
Sam Shepard, True West (in Seven Plays)
Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre
Jean Rhys, Wide Sargasso Sea


NOTE: Lectures will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:00-2:50.  Discussion seminars will take place on Fridays, 2:00-2:50.  Please see your teaching assistant for a seminar schedule.


LECTURE SCHEDULE:

Week 1 (Jan. 4,6)		Introduction; Roethke, “My Papa’s Waltz”; Wyatt, “Who so list
				to hunt” 

Week 2 (Jan.11,13)		Shakespeare, “Sonnet 18", “Sonnet 130"; Donne, “The Flea”; Behn, “Love in fantastic triumph sat”; Chudleigh, “To the Ladies”

Week 3 (Jan.18,20)		Blake, “London”; Browning, “My Last Duchess”; Frost, “Mending Wall”, “Design”

Week 4 (Jan.25,27)		Yeats, “The Second Coming”; Auden, “Musee de Beaux Arts”; Larkin, “Aubade”; LKJ, “It Dread Inna Inglan”
				Essay 1 (In-Class):  Friday, January 29







Week 5 (Feb.1,3)		Pinter, The Homecoming

Week 6 (Feb.8,10)		The Homecoming

MID-TERM BREAK (Feb.15-26)

Week 7 (Mar.1,3)		Shepard, True West (in Seven Plays)

Week 8 (Mar.8,10)		True West
				Essay 2 (In-Class):  Friday, March 12

Week 9 (Mar.15,17)		Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre

Week 10 (Mar.22,24)			Jane Eyre

Week 11 (Mar.29,31)		Jean Rhys, Wide Sargasso Sea
				*Note:  No discussion seminar on
				Friday, April 2 (Good Friday)

Week 12 (Apr.7)		Wide Sargasso Sea
				*Note:  No lecture on Monday,
				April 5 (Easter Monday)

Week 13 (Apr.12,14)		Conclusion; Review
				Essay 3 (Take-Home):  Due Wednesday, April 14
				*Note:  Classes end on Thursday,
				April 15
				



COURSE REQUIREMENTS:

Essay 1 (in-class) – January 29			15
Essay 2 (in-class) – March 12			15
Essay 3 (home-1500 words) - due April 14			35
Class work (including participation in seminar
    and attendance)					10
Final Examination					25




PLEASE NOTE:  REGULAR ATTENDANCE AT LECTURES AND SEMINARS IS COMPULSORY.