The Rise of the Novel - Update

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The Rise of the Novel

Course content
Modernity as a context is of prime importance, since the rise of the novel proper corresponds to the inauguration of the modern era. The course opens with a cultural background of England during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, that serves as a layout for discussion of the prescribed texts. The course proceeds by groping for embedded concepts and ideas in relation to character portrayal and progression of events. An over-view of the narrative poetics and their particular employment to further enhance the meaning would be a completive step for a proposed contextual reading of the texts

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Main textbook
Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe. 1719. London: Penguin
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The Book is available online through the gate of the Deanship of E-Learning


Course Content
Power Point Presentation
available online in the course file

A critical study by Ian Watt about the rise of the novel
available online in the course file

A sample novel by Daniel Defoe: Robinson Crusoe, also
available online in the course file

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Lectures and Contents of the Course

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Lectures - Video of the Course

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Homework of the Course

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Direct Lectures –Live of the Course

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Abstracts of the Course

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