12. Rene Wellek: Concept of in Literary History II: The Unity “The ‘Romanticism’ of European Romanticism” in Vol. 1, No. 2 (Spring, 1949), Comparative Literature pp. 147-172. 13. Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Khan” 14. Novalis: to the Night” “Hymns 15. Queen of Spades” by Alexander Pushkin “The 16. Ryūnosuke Akutagawa: a “In 17. Jean-Paul Sartre: Wall” “The 18. James Baldwin: Blues” “Sonny’s 19. Okot p’Bitek: Song of Lawino. 20. Amos Tutuola: Grove Press, 1994. pp. 191-307. The Palm-wine Drinkard. 21. Supplementary recommended readings Schedule of lectures: Week 1: Jan. 23: Introduction to the course Week 2: Jan. 28: Borges search” “Averroes’ Introduction to Greek Tragedy Recommended reading: Aristotle’s Poetics Jan. 30: Medea Quiz 1 (on Medea) Week 3: Feb. 4: Indian Drama: Sakuntala Sir William Jones to Sakuntala” “Preface Feb. 6: continue Sakuntala Quiz 2 (on Sakuntala) Feb. 11: Storytelling Revolutionized: (excerpts) Week 4: Arabian Nights J. L. Borges’ Translators of The Thousand and One Nights” “The Feb. 13: continue Arabian Nights Edgar Allan Poe Thousand and Second Tale of Scheherazade” “The Recommended Reading: Josef Horovitz Origins of The Arabian “The Francesco Gabrieli in European Nights”; Thousand and One Nights “The Culture”. Week 5: Feb. 18: Journeys to the Beyond: (excerpts) Divine Comedy: Inferno Al-Maariri’s (excerpt) Epistle of Forgiveness Feb. 20: (excerpts) Divine Comedy: Purgatorio Week 6: Feb. 25: Bible as Literature: “Revelations” Feb. 27: Mystical Poetry in Islam: Selected Poetry by Mawlana Jalal al-Din Rumi, Hafiz, et. al. Week 7: March 4: The first modern European novel: (excerpts) Don Quixote March 6: continue Don Quixote
12. Rene Wellek: “The Concept of ‘Romanticism’ in Literary History II: The Unity of European Romanticism” in Comparative Literature Vol. 1, No. 2 (Spring, 1949), pp. 147-172. 13. Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Khan” 14. Novalis: “Hymns to the Night” 15. “The Queen of Spades” by Alexander Pushkin 16. Ryūnosuke Akutagawa: “In a 17. Jean-Paul Sartre: “The Wall” 18. James Baldwin: “Sonny’s Blues” 19. Okot p’Bitek: Song of Lawino. 20. Amos Tutuola: The Palm-wine Drinkard. Grove Press, 1994. pp. 191-307. 21. Supplementary recommended readings Schedule of lectures: Week 1: Jan. 23: Introduction to the course Week 2: Jan. 28: Borges “Averroes’ search” Introduction to Greek Tragedy Recommended reading: Aristotle’s Poetics Jan. 30: Medea Quiz 1 (on Medea) Week 3: Feb. 4: Indian Drama: Sakuntala Sir William Jones “Preface to Sakuntala” Feb. 6: Sakuntala continue Quiz 2 (on Sakuntala) Week 4: Feb. 11: Storytelling Revolutionized: Arabian Nights (excerpts) J. L. Borges’ “The Translators of The Thousand and One Nights” Feb. 13: Arabian Nights continue Edgar Allan Poe “The Thousand and Second Tale of Scheherazade” Recommended Reading: Josef Horovitz “The Origins of The Arabian Nights”; Francesco Gabrieli “The Thousand and One Nights in European Culture”. Week 5: Feb. 18: Journeys to the Beyond: Divine Comedy: Inferno (excerpts) Al-Maariri’s Epistle of Forgiveness (excerpt) Feb. 20: Divine Comedy: Purgatorio (excerpts) Week 6: Feb. 25: Bible as Literature: “Revelations” Feb. 27: Mystical Poetry in Islam: Selected Poetry by Mawlana Jalal al-Din Rumi, Hafiz, et. al. Week 7: March 4: The first modern European novel: Don Quixote (excerpts) March 6: Don Quixote continue
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