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Series of lectures from module on the Romantic novel: examines Castle Rackrent in the context of literary history; narrative voice in Castle Rackrent; Mansfield Park and Englishness; Mansfield Park, Marxism and post-colonialism; Walter Scott and the historical novel; gender and genre in Scott's Waverley; realism, the Gothic and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; the politics of Gothic and the afterlives of Frankenstein; the critical reception of Hogg's Justified Sinner; the uncanny in the Justified Sinner; A powerpoint on the British novel in a state of transition during the Romantic period.

Resource details

Added By:	Dr Matthew Sauvage
Added On:	18 Nov 2009 00:55
Creators:	Gary Farnell
Tags:	ukoer, romantic, novel, britain, edgeworth, austen, scott, shelley, hogg, mansfield, marxism, post colonialism
Languages:	English
Permissions:	World
Link:	http://humbox.ac.uk/1317/
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