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Romanticism and the Gothic Tradition
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Romanticism
Overview of the Romantic movement, its key features, and historical context
Module #2
The Emergence of the Gothic Tradition
Origins of the Gothic genre, its early influences, and key characteristics
Module #3
Horace Walpole and The Castle of Otranto
Analysis of Walpoles influential novel and its impact on the Gothic genre
Module #4
Ann Radcliffe and the Emergence of Female Gothic
Exploration of Radcliffes works and the rise of female authors in the Gothic genre
Module #5
The Romantic Imagination
Discussion of the Romantic emphasis on imagination, emotion, and the sublime
Module #6
Coleridge and the Supernatural
Analysis of Coleridges poetry and its exploration of the supernatural and irrational
Module #7
Wordsworth and the Beauty of Nature
Exploration of Wordsworths focus on nature, the individual, and the role of the poet
Module #8
Mary Shelley and Frankenstein
In-depth analysis of Shelleys novel and its exploration of morality, science, and the human condition
Module #9
John Keats and the Beauty of Suffering
Discussion of Keats poetry and its focus on beauty, mortality, and the human experience
Module #10
The Gothic and the Sublime
Exploration of the relationship between the Gothic and the sublime, and their impact on Romantic literature
Module #11
Matthew Lewis and The Monk
Analysis of Lewiss novel and its exploration of the dark, supernatural, and sadistic
Module #12
The Romantic Hero/Heroine
Discussion of the characteristics and role of the Romantic hero/heroine in literature
Module #13
Edgar Allan Poe and the American Gothic
Exploration of Poes works and their influence on the American Gothic tradition
Module #14
Bram Stoker and Dracula
In-depth analysis of Stokers novel and its exploration of the vampire myth and Victorian anxieties
Module #15
The Gothic and the Psychological
Exploration of the relationship between the Gothic and psychological themes, such as the unconscious and repressed desires
Module #16
Women and the Gothic
Discussion of the role of women in Gothic literature, including female authors, characters, and themes
Module #17
The Gothic and the Postcolonial
Exploration of the relationship between the Gothic and postcolonial themes, such as empire, identity, and exoticism
Module #18
The Legacy of Romanticism and the Gothic
Discussion of the impact of Romanticism and the Gothic on modern literature, film, and popular culture
Module #19
Gothic Architecture and the Built Environment
Exploration of the relationship between Gothic architecture and the built environment in literature and culture
Module #20
The Gothic and the Supernatural in Film
Analysis of the Gothic and supernatural in film, including classic horror movies and modern adaptations
Module #21
Romanticism and the Environmental Imagination
Discussion of the Romantic emphasis on nature and the environment, and its relevance to modern ecological concerns
Module #22
The Gothic and Trauma
Exploration of the relationship between the Gothic and trauma, including themes of loss, grief, and recovery
Module #23
Romanticism and the Fragmented Self
Analysis of the Romantic concept of the self, including themes of identity, fragmentation, and alienation
Module #24
The Gothic and the Power of the Past
Discussion of the Gothics fascination with the past, including themes of history, memory, and nostalgia
Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Romanticism and the Gothic Tradition career


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