View Full Version: {"CLASSIC NOVELS: MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF GREAT LITERATURE"}

{"CLASSIC NOVELS: MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF GREAT LITERATURE"} topics

• Course Introduction
• 1. Meeting the Challenge of Great Literature
• 2. Defoe—Moll Flanders
• 3. Sterne—Tristram Shandy
• 4. Laclos—Les Liaisons Dangereuses
• 5. Laclos—Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Part 2
• 6. Balzac—Père Goriot
• 7. Balzac—Père Goriot, Part 2
• 8. Brontë—Wuthering Heights
• 9. Brontë—Wuthering Heights, Part 2
• 10. Melville—Moby-Dick
• 11. Melville—Moby-Dick, Part 2
• 12. Dickens—Bleak House
• 13. Dickens—Bleak House, Part 2
• 14. Flaubert—Madame Bovary
• 15. Flaubert—Madame Bovary, Part 2
• 16. Tolstoy—War and Peace
• 17. Tolstoy—War and Peace, Part 2
• 18. Dostoevsky—The Brothers Karamazov
• 19. Dostoevsky—The Brothers Karamazov, Part 2
• 20. Conrad—Heart of Darkness
• 21. Mann—Death in Venice
• 22. Kafka—"The Metamorphosis"
• 23. Kafka—The Trial
• 24. Proust—Remembrance of Things Past
• 25. Proust—Remembrance of Things Past, Part 2
• 26. Proust—Remembrance of Things Past, Part 3
• 27. Joyce—Ulysses
• 28. Joyce—Ulysses, Part 2
• 29. Joyce—Ulysses, Part 3
• 30. Woolf—To the Lighthouse
• 31. Woolf—To the Lighthouse, Part 2
• 32. Faulkner—As I Lay Dying
• 33. Faulkner—As I Lay Dying, Part 2
• 34. García Márquez—One Hundred Years of Solitude
• 35. One Hundred Years of Solitude, Part 2
• 36. Ending the Course, Beginning the World