Section | Semester | Instructor | Time | Location | Course Areas |
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1 | Fall 2012 | Altieri, Charles F.
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MW 1:30-3 | 305 Wheeler |
Ashbery, John: Collected Poetry; Hegel, F.: Phenomenology of Spirit; Pound, Ezra: Gaudier-Brzska; Stevens, Wallace: Collected Poetry and Prose; Wittgenstein, Ludwig: Culture and Value; Wittgenstein, Ludwig: Major Works
There will be texts on bspace.
This course will be devoted to how specific philosophical texts can help us think about models of authorship and reading typified by Pound, Yeats, Stevens, and Ashbery, but with I hope significant implications for most recent poetry. We will read Nietzsche on knowledge, value, and morality in relation to Pound (his work from 1912-25); Hegel on concepts of expression and perhaps ethics in relation to selections from Yeats; and Wittgenstein on expression, confession, display, and aspect seeing in relation to Stevens and to Ashbery (primarily to imagine how indeterminacy can be a valued state). Participants will be expected to produce one class project and review one as well as a twenty-page paper.
This course satisfies the 20th-century historical breadth requirement.
fall, 2022 |
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203/2 |
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203/3 |
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203/4 |
spring, 2022 |
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203/1 |
Graduate Readings: Marx and Marxism Today: Re-Reading the Grundrisse |
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203/2 |
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203/3 |
Graduate Readings: Novel Theory, Narrative Theory, and the Sociology of the Novel |
fall, 2021 |
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203/1 |
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203/2 |
Graduate Readings: The Politics and Aesthetics of Latinx Literature |
spring, 2021 |
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203/1 |
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203/2 |
Graduate Readings: "A dream of passion": Affects in the Renaissance Theater |
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203/3 |
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203/4 |
Graduate Readings: Philosophical Contexts for Modernist Poetry |