Schedule2017

=== 8/21 ===
Course Intro & Wikia Workshop
NATC, 1-33
Plato: “From Republic”
Aristotle: “From Poetics”
=== 8/28 ===
Begin Partner Wiki Work
Marx: “From Capital, Volume 1” & “Theses on Fuerbach” (link)
Freud: “Beyond the Pleasure Principle” (pdf)
=== 9/4 Labor Day: No Class ===
=== 9/11 ===
Brooks: “From the Well Wrought Urn” 1217-1225
Derrida: "From Of Grammatology" 1688-1697
=== 9/18 ===
Woolf: “From A Room of One’s Own” 896-905
Said: “From Orientalism” 1866-1888
=== 9/25 ===
Haraway, “From Cyborg Manifesto” 2190-2220
Moretti: “From Maps, Graphs, and Trees” 2441-2464
=== 10/2 Classical Poetics & Criticism ===
Begin Individual Wiki Work
Horace: “Ars Poetica" 122-133
Maimonides: "The Guide of the Perplexed” 165-177
de Lorris & de Meun, “From The Roman de la Rose,” (pdf)
de Pizan: “Christine’s Reaction to Jean de Montreuil’s Treatise on the Roman de la Rose” 203-210
Wyatt, "Whoso List to Hunt"
Poe, "Annabel Lee"
Nabokov, selections from Lolita
DUE: AE1
=== 10/9 Marxisms ===
Gramsci: “The Formation of Intellectuals” 1002-1008
Luxemberg: "The Problem of Dictatorship" (Link)
Althusser: “From Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses” 1335-1361
=== 10/16 Psychoanalysis ===
Lacan: “The Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the I as Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience” 1163-1169
Kristeva: “From Revolution in Poetic Language” 2071-2081
Mulvey: "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema" 2084-2095
Stein, Tender Buttons
=== 10/23 Formalisms & (post)structuralism ===
Empson: “Seven Types of Ambiguity” (pdf) 
de Saussure: “From Course in General Linguistics” 850-866 
bell hooks: "Postmodern Blackness" 2509-2516 
=== 10/30 Feminisms, Gender & Sexuality ===
Gilbert & Gubar: “From The Madwoman in the Attic” 1926-1938
McCall: “The Complexity of Intersectionality” (pdf)
Foucault: “From The History of Sexuality, Volume 1” 1502-1521
Adrienne Rich, "Dreamwood"
=== 11/6 Post-Colonialism ===
Fanon: “The Wretched of the Earth: From on National Culture” 1440-1446
Ngugi, Liyong, & Owuor-Anyumba: "On the Abolition of the English Department" 1995-2000
Spivak: “Can the Subaltern Speak?” 2114-2126
=== 11/13 Posthumanisms ===
Braidotti: “Animals, Anomalies, and Inorganic Others” (pdf)
Deleuze & Guattari, “From Introduction: Rhizome” 1454-1462
Class notes for "Rhizome"
Wolfe: “Human, All Too Human” (pdf)
DUE: AE 2
=== 11/20 Thanksgiving Break: No Class ===
=== 11/27 Digital Theories & Methods ===
Benjamin: “The Work of Art in the Age of It's Technological Reproducibility” 1051-1071
Unsworth: “What Is Humanities Computing, and What Is It Not” (link)
Benfield: "Decolonizing the Digital/Digital Decolonization: Introductory Notes" (link) (The text for class is in the gray box on the right side.)
=== 12/4 End of Term Conferences ===
=== 12/11 Finals Week ===
DUE: Final Course/Wiki Analytical Reflection