Date/Cook |
Readings |
Mini-presentations |
Paintings |
T8/28 |
BAVP: Tennyson: “Mariana” (1830), “The Lady of
Shalott”(1832); Landon: “The Factory” (1835). |
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R8/30 |
BAVP: Tennyson, “The Palace of Art”(1832);
BAVSS. Carleton, “Wildgoose Lodge” (1832). |
First Reform Bill (1832)
Megan |
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T9/4 |
Interpreting Visual Art. Examine and think
about the following paintings.
View
slideshow of 18th-century and early
19th-century art.
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Factory Act (1833)
ErikHouses of Parliament burn (1834)
Josh |
Landseer,
Bolton Abbey in Olden Times
(c.1834)
Turner,
The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, October 16,
1834 (1835)
Constable,
Arundel Mill and Castle (1837) |
R9/6
Paige |
BAVP: Tennyson: “The Epic” [Mort D’Arthur]
(1842), “Mort D’Arthur” (1842), “Locksley Hall” (1842); Cook: “A Song for
the Workers” (1855) |
New Poor Law (1834)
MorganChartist Movement begins (1836)
Luke
Free Trade League Founded (1839)
Raleigh |
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T9/11 |
BAVP: Landon: “Infanticide in Madagascar”
(1838); Norton: “The Creole Girl” (1840) E Browning: “The Cry of the
Children” (1844), “The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point” (1848/1850?) |
Emancipation Act (1833) Erik Regular Atlantic Steamship service begins (1838)
Elizabeth |
Turner,
Slave Ship (1840) Raleigh |
R9/13
Anne |
BAVP: Browning: “Pictor Ignotus” (1845), “The
Bishop Orders His Tomb at St. Praxed’s” (1845), “The Laboratory” (1844)
ESSAY 1 DUE MONDAY 9/17 BY 5 PM |
Oxford Movement (1833-45) Paige |
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T9/18 |
Wuthering Heights (1847), Chapters 1-14. |
Daguerre and Fox Talbot (1839) Shannon |
Turner,
Rain, Steam and Speed -- The Great Western Railway (1844)
Teresa |
R9/20
Josh |
Wuthering Heights (1847) Chapters 15-34 |
Illustrated London News (1842) Anne Potato Famine (1845-6)
Morgan |
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T9/25 |
Wuthering Heights "Critical History" 333-347,
"Cultural Criticism & WH" 411-450; All Emily Bronte Poems in BAVP. |
Copyright Act (1842)
AubreyMudie's lending libraries (1842-)
Elizabeth |
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R9/27
Shannon |
BAVP: Arnold: “To a Gipsy Child by the
Sea-Shore” (1849), “To Marguerite--Continued” (1852), “Dover Beach”
(1867[51]), “The Scholar-Gipsy” (1853); Clough: “Duty—that’s to say
complying” (1849), “The Latest Decalogue”(1850), Tennyson: “The Charge of
the Light Brigade” (1854) |
Crimean War (1853-6)
Luke |
Millais,
Peace Concluded (1856)
Anne |
T 10/2 |
Gaskell, Mary Barton (1847-8) |
Bedford College founded (1849) Missy |
Redgrave,
Semptress (1846) Mitt |
R10/4
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Gaskell, Mary Barton (1847-8) |
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T10/9
Mitt |
Gaskell, Mary Barton (1847-8) |
Telegraph cable under English Channel (1850) Raleigh Great Exhibition (1851)
Megan |
The Light of the World (1851-3)
Missy |
R10/11
Teresa |
Gaskell, Mary Barton (1847-8) |
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T10/16 |
FALL BREAK |
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R10/18
Ariana |
BAVP: Browning: “A Tocatta of Galuppi’s”
(1855) 240, “Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came”(1855) 251
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Civil Service Commission Appointed (1851) Paige
First Flush Toilet in London (1851) Anne |
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T10/23
Morgan |
BAVP: Read Siddal “The Lust of the Eyes” (1899) 410, “Worn Out”
(1899/56) 410, “At Last” (1899 (61) 411, “Love and Hate” (1906) (57) 411.
Click links, print, and read Coventry Patmore's
"The Woodman's Daughter" ;Read Dickens's
Letter to
The Times on the Pre-Raphaelites (1851) and Ruskins's
two letters:
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Millais,
Woodman's Daughter (1850-1) Aubrey
Millais,
Mariana (1851)
Megan
Siddal,
Lady Clare (1854-7) Elizabeth |
R10/25
Gut |
BAVP: Rossetti “The Blessed Damozel” (1850) 389, “My Sister’s
Sleep” (1850) 391 Morris “The Death of Guenevere” (1858) 438, “The Haystack
in the Floods” (1858) 443 |
India Mutiny (1857-8)
Shannon
Origin of the Species (1859) Josh |
Rossetti,
Blessed Damozel (1871-79)
Luke
Morris,
La Belle Iseult (AKA
Queen Guenevere) (1858) Paige |
T10/30 |
BAVSS: Jewsbury "Agnes Lee” (1857) 163;
Collins, “A Terribly Strange Bed” (1852) 105;
TOPIC FOR RESEARCH PAPER DUE |
"Champagne Charlie" AKA George Leybourne first appears on stage (1867)
Güt |
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R11/1
Megan |
BAVP: C. Rossetti, “The Goblin Market” (1862) 412, “A Better
Resurrection” (1862) 422; BAVSS: De Morgan “A Toy Princess” (1877) 265 |
Second Reform Bill (1867) Mitt
Forster's Elementary Education Act (1870)
Güt |
Dadd,
The Fairy Feller's Masterstroke (1858-64) Erik |
T11/6
Missy |
Braddon, Lady Audley’s Secret Volume I (1862) |
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R11/8
Raleigh |
Braddon, Lady Audley’s Secret Volume II (1862) |
Matrimonial Causes Act (1857) Aubrey |
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T11/13
Luke |
Braddon, Lady Audley’s Secret Volume III (1862): BAVP:
Munby “A Serving Maid” (1865) 404, D Rossetti “Jenny” (1870)392, Webster: “A
Castaway” (1870) 475, |
Married Women's Property ActS (1870, 1882)
Teresa |
Rossetti,
Venus Verticordia (1864-68) |
R11/15
Aubrey |
BVASS: Swinburne: “Dead Love” (1863) 215.
BAVP: Swinburne“Itylus” (1866) 452,
“Anactoria” (1866) 453; Lear: “The Owl and the Pussycat” (1871) 308; and Swinburne
“A Forsaken Garden” (1878) 464, “At a Month’s End” (1878) 465
FIRST DRAFT RESEARCH PAPER DUE |
First Impressionist Art Exhibit in Paris (1874)
TeresaRuskin-Whistler libel
trial (1878) Ariana |
Burne-Jones,
Merlin and Vivien (1870-4)
Whistler,
Nocturne in Black and Gold: The
Falling Rocket (c. 1875) Ariana |
M11/19 |
Special Lecture-Sarah Graham; View Gilbert & Sullivan’s Patience (1881). |
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R11/22 |
THANKSGIVING BREAK |
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T11/27 |
BAVSS. Edwards, “Was it an Illusion? A
Parson’s Story” (1881) 285; Hardy, “Interlopers at the Knapp” (1884) 303
BAVSS. Stevenson: “Markheim”(1885) 331; Kipling: "Lispeth" (1886) |
Rational Dress Society founded (1881) Mitt |
Alma-Tadema,
A Reading from Homer (1885) Morgan |
R11/29
Elizabeth |
BAVP: Wilde “Impressions” (1881) 514, “Helas” (1881)
513,
“Requiescat” (1882) 513, “La Mer”(1882) 514; and Hopkins “As kingfishers catch
fire,” (1881) 500, “The Windhover”(1882) 499, “No worst, there is
none”(1885)502. RESEARCH PAPER DUE |
Victoria's Golden Jubilee (1887) Ariana |
Clausen,
Stone Pickers (1886-7)
Güt |
T12/4 |
BAVSS: Wilde: “The Happy Prince” (1888) 353;
Doyle, "The Red Headed League" (1891) HANDOUT |
Jack the Ripper (1888)
Missy |
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R12/6
Erik |
Dickens, A Christmas Carol (1843); |
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T12/ 11 |
Review Day |
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FINAL EXAM TBA |
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