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1 Lahore University of Management Sciences ENGL Early 20 th Century British and Irish Fiction: Self and Society Fall 2017 Instructor Rabia Nafees Shah Room No. 125 HSS Wing- English (Ground Floor) Office Hours rabia.nafees@lums.edu.pk Telephone 2218 Secretary/TA TA Office Hours Course URL (if any) COURSE BASICS Credit Hours 3 Lecture(s) 2 lectures per Duration 1hr 50mins week COURSE DESCRIPTION This course will introduce students to some key modernist texts of English and Irish origin, our discussions of which will address issues such as the role of nation and empire, the encounter with the colonized space and its inhabitants, race, class, gender, sexuality, the devastating effects of War I, the power of the state vis a vis the individual, the role of the machine and technologies of oppression. We will also confront the modernist artist s increasingly complex articulations of the self. The first half of the course traces broad social systems (imperialistic, utopian or dystopian) that impinge upon the individual and the second moves deeper inward as modernist writers respond directly and indirectly to the influences of psychology to develop new techniques and forms of expression in the spirit of experimentalism which was a defining feature of modernism. The mechanization or sedation of the human spirit is challenged by the power of instinct and the unconscious. Thus, self and society are read in relation to each other. The course will begin with an introduction to the concept of modernity and literary modernism so previous background in these areas is not a prerequisite for taking the class, although it could be helpful. COURSE PRE-REQUISITE None. GOALS - To ground the students in an understanding of modernist fiction in its English and Irish manifestations. - To illuminate the cultural, historical and literary contexts within which modernist literature took shape. - To build an appreciation of the distinctive style, artistic and thematic concerns of each writer in the course.

2 - To allow students an opportunity to present their own interpretations of the texts through class discussions, response papers, presentations and the final research essay and thus develop their critical faculties. GRADING 1. Presentation 15% 2. Midterm 25% 3. Class Participation 15% 4. Response Papers 15% 5. Final Paper (8 pages) 30% Lahore University of Management Sciences TEXTBOOKS Reading packages have been put together for the course LECTURES, TUTORIALS AND ATTENDANCE POLICY 1. There will be two 110-minute seminars per week. (A total of 28 sessions) 2. There will be a 10 minutes presentation. 3. Attendance is Mandatory. COURSE SCHEDULE S SESSIONS TOPIC PRIMARY READINGS SECONDARY READINGS Introduction to the course Understanding Modernity and Modernism Modernism from the Cambridge Companion to Modernism (1-22) Philip Tew and Alex Murray Modernity and Modernism (11-15) Nicola Allen, Timeline (16-25) 2 3 Literary /Historical Contexts and Conditions in England and Ireland 4 The Short Story in Modern Fiction: Katherine Mansfield Leigh Wilson, The Position of the (31-35) The Fly, The Doll s House, Something Childish but Very Natural Ronald Carter and John McRae, The Twentieth Century ( , , )

3 The Encounter with the Jesse Matz, The Novel ( ) The Encounter with the The Encounter with the Brain W. Shaffer, Joseph Conrad: Heart of ( ) Jeannette Baxter, Case Studies in Reading: (77-81) Leigh Wilson, Science and Technology (38-42) Evelyn Cobley, Efficiency and the Perfect Society: Aldous Huxley s Brave New ( ) Bulent Diken, Huxley s Brave New and Ours ( ) Dystopia George Orwell 1984 Lawrence Lerner, Totalitarianism: A New Story? An Old Story? (71-81) Dystopia George Orwell 1984 Dystopia George Orwell 1984 Robert Paul Resch, Utopia, Dystopia, and the Middle Class in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four ( )

4 14 Dystopia George Orwell 1984 Midterm Exam Midterm Exam The short story II: E.M. Forster Gender and Sexuality The Side of the Hedge, The Machine Stops Radclyffe Hall Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself Bonnie Kime Scott, Modernism and Gender ( ) 9 18 Liesl Olson, Sex and Sexuality ( ) David Bradshaw Obscenity and Censorship ( ) Fiona Beckett, Lawrence and Psychoanalysis ( ) M.H. Abrams, Stream of Consciousness ( ) Marlowe A. Miller, Virginia Woolf Mrs ( ) The New Dress

5 13 25 J.A. Cuddon (478) Chronology of Joyce s Life (xiv-xvi) Marlowe A. Miller, James Joyce Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (61-85) Marion Eide The Woman of the Ballyhoura Hills ( ) 28

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