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Early Romantics XVIII Wednesday 3-27-19 Henry Crabb Robinson on Blake on Wordsworth
Imagining Money XXV Wed 3-27-19 Common knowledge and such
Early Romantics XVII Mon 3-25-19 -- Intimations Ode 1-4 and opening of Prelude
Imagining Money XXIV Monday 3-25-19 How heterogeneous values are like gifts
Early Romantics XVI Wed 3-20-19 Mainly Lucy, mainly "A Slumber Did my Spirit Seal"
Imagining Money XXIII Thursday 3-21-19
Imagining Money XXII Wed 3-20-19 Prisoner's Dilemma
Early Romantics XV Monday 3-18-19 How Wordsworth is like Milton is like Blake
Imagining Money XXI Wed 3-13-19 Adam Smith on Beauty and Utility
Early Romantics XIV Wed 3-13-19 Mainly WW: "We Are Seven" with "Lines Written in Early Spring, and "Two April Mornings"
Early Romantics, XIII, Monday 3-11-19 Lyrical Ballads -- Goody Blake and Harry Gill
Imagining Money XX 3-11-19 Mandeville, Hume, Inflation
Imagining Money XIX Thursday 3-7-19 More Mandeville and value of honor and altruism
Early Romantics XII Wed 3-6-19 Blake's Milton with special guest
Imagining Money XVIII Wed 3-6-19
Imagining Money XVII Th Feb 28 2019 Mainly Mandeville
Early Romantics XI Wed 2-27-19 A class on Orc, Urizen, and Los
Imagning Money XVI Wed 2-27-19: More on the Gift
Early Romantics X Monday Feb 25 2019 Blake Marriage of Heaven and Hell
Imagining Money XV Monday Feb 25 2019
Imagining Money XIV Thursday 2-15-19 Mainly Merchant of Venice and the Bible
Early Romantics IX Wed 2-13-19: Book of Thel
Imagining Money XIII Wednesday Feb 13 2019, mainly about usury
Early Romantics VIII Monday Feb 11 2019 mainly on most of Thel
Imagining Money XII Feb 10 2019 Kawabata, Exodus, Shakespeare
Early Romanticism VII -- more Blake
Imagining Money XI, Thursday 2-7-19 Game theory: Keynesian Beauty Contests, Stampedes and Panics
Imagining Money X Wednesday February 6 2019 -- Merchant of Venice and Ezra Pound
Romanticism VI 2-4-19 Blake's There is no Natural Religion, and some songs of Experience
Imagining Money IX Monday February 4, 2019
Imagining Money VIII Thursday January 31 -- Mostly Marx
Romanticism, Class V: Mainly on "All Religions Are One"
Imagining Money VII Wednesday Jan 30 2019
Romanticism Class IV: Songs of Innocence
Imagining Money VI 1-28-19
Imagining Money V Thursday Jan 24 2019 -- Midas and money
Romanticism, class III: Nurses Songs, Milton
Imagining Money IV Wednesday Jan 23 2019
Imagining Money III 1-22-19
English Romanticism: Blake, WW, STC second class 1-22-19
Imagining Money II 1-17-19
Imagining Money (Literature and Economics) 1-16-19
English Romanticism: Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge 1/16/19
Soyinka - Death and the King's Horseman (1a-32 = last class)
Print the Legend: The Man Shot Liberty Valance -- 1a - class 31
O'Connor -- the Violent Bear it Away (1a-30)
29 -- A class on Waiting for Godot: Godot as MacGuffin
Second and last class on Invisible Man (1a, class 28)
27a A section that was really a lecture, mainly on Stevens and Whitman
27 - First real class on Invisible Man
26 Mainly Whitman, with some Dickinson, but a bit of Ellison - 1a
25. Dickinson and a touch of Emerson - eng 1a
24. A kind of catchup day on James, Joyce, Woolf. Then Dickinson
Free Indirect Discourse (with some mention of Joyce's "The Dead") (1a-23)
22 First class on James's Aspern Papers (English 1a)
21. Second and last class on Jane Eyre
20. First of two classes on Jane Eyre (English 1a)
19. Shelley and Wordsworth in The Triumph of Life. Mont Blanc and the Sublime
Intro to Lit 18: Intimations Ode
Episode 17 of Intro to Lit -- Wordsworth, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Lear: How to like literature
16 -- Lyrical Ballads. Ballads. Lyric. (English 1a)
Intro (1a) class 15: How to write. More Blake -- The Chimney Sweeper
Pope and then Blake (14th episode of Intro to Lit)
Lit 1, episode 13: Rape of the Lock
Into to Lit, episode 12: Last class on Paradise Lost: The real unreality of our lives
Lit 1, part 11: Invocation to Book 7; Calliope and Orpheus; the Fall
Intro to Lit 10: Catching up on Milton
Milton on free will; ordering of the story; invocation and voice; light
Intro to Lit 8: Shelley and Milton's sardonic God; moral judgment
More on the sublime: Burke and Satan
Lit analysis 6: First class on Paradise Lost = Blake and Shelley...
Intro to Lit 5: Lear, Tate, Addison, Johnson, Freud
Intro, class 4: Testing in Lear; parallax; doubling; the Fool
Shakespeare and window characters
Intro to lit 2: Love personified from Surrey to Bishop
Introduction to Literary Studies - 1: Carroll, Jonson, Yeats
26. Milton: freedom and necessity, the tyrant's plea
19. Last film class: Peeping Tom and lots of psychoanalytic talk about scopohilia
25. Some more on Paradise Lost
24. First class on Milton
18. Peeping Tom, sort of but mainly Freud on instincts, pleasure, unpleasure, and scopophilia
23. Marvell's "Upon Appleton House" (briefly) and then "The Unfortunate Lover"
18. Vertigo and Freudian repetition
22. Marvell - The Garden
21. Marvell: Damon the Mower and The Garden
16. Other worlds and other minds in Source Code and Groundhog Day
20. Last class on Herbert: The Forerunners; The Pulley
19. George Herbert: Jordan (I), The Flower, Easter Wings, etc.
15. Source Code
14. Groundhog Day
18. First class on George Herbert
13. Skepticism and Zeno's paradoxes, again
17. 17th century poetry: a class on Robert Herrick
16. 17th c poetry, mainly Jonson's Cary-Morrison Ode
12. Film and Philosophy: Akerman's La Captive
11. Film and Philosophy
15, 17th Century Poetry: Ben Jonson, mainly "The Hourglass"
14. 17th C Poetry: Ben Jonson's songs
10. Film and Philosophy: Berkeley and Beckett's
13. 17th C Poetry: Trinity and then Ben Jonson