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Prof. Dr. Luhaib. H. Khal af. ( Ph. D.)  \nCourse Overview  \nThis course examines the emergence, consolidation, and evolution of the English novel across the 18th and 19th centuries. Students will explore key structural and thematic shifts:  \nfrom early experiments with narrative realism and formal satire to Victorian social realism, industrial critique, and late-century Gothic aesthetics.  \nWeekly Syllabus Schedule  \nWeek 1 Introduction The Rise of the Novel, Ian Watt’s Formal Realism, Printing Press Culture  \nWeek 2 Robinson Crusoe ( 1719)– Daniel Defoe: Often considered one of the earliest English novels, focusing on realism, individualism, and survival.  \nWeek 3 Gulliver’s Travels ( 1726)– Jonathan  \nSwift: A satire using fantastical travel narrative  \nto critique human nature and political institutions.  \nWeek 4 Pamela ( 1740)– Samuel Richardson: An epistolary novel that established the novel of sentiment and moral virtue.  \nWeek 5 Joseph Andrews ( 1742) Henry Fielding: Comic picaresque masterpieces known for their intricate plots, social commentary, and humor.  \nWeek 6 Clarissa ( 1748)– Samuel Richardson: A tragic epistolary novel famous for its psychological depth and grand scale.  \nWeek 7 The Vicar of Wakefield ( 1766)– Oliver Goldsmith: A popular sentimental novel focusing on domestic endurance and faith amidst trial.  \nWeek 8 Mid-Term Evaluation Mid-Term Examination  \nWeek 9 Emma ( 1815)– Jane Austen: Romantic masterpieces of social observation, irony, and character development.  \nWeek 10 Victorian Passion Wuthering Heights ( 1847)– Emily Brontë Byronic Hero, Moorland Landscape, Narrative Frame  \nWeek 11 Industrial Critique Hard Times ( 1854)  \n–Charles Dickens Utilitarianism, Industrialization, Mechanization of Youth  \nWeek 12 Provincial Realism Middlemarch ( 1871–72)– George Eliot Psychological Realism, Social Networks, Political Reform  \nWeek 13 Late Victorian Tragedy The Return of the Native ( 1878)–Thomas Hardy Environmental Determinism, Paganism vs. Modernity, Tragedy  \nWeek 14 The Picture of Dorian Gray ( 1890)– Oscar Wilde: A philosophical Gothic novel detailing Aestheticism, moral decay, and decadence.  \nWeek 15 Late Gothic / Invasion Dracula ( 1897)  \n– Bram Stoker Reverse Colonization, New Woman, Modernity vs. Superstition","cbCaieAbbrBRTR37","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieAbbrBRTR37","pdf",53363,"English","# Course Overview\n## Weekly Syllabus Schedule","[{\"question\":\"What time period and literary focus does the course cover?\",\"answer\":\"The course examines the emergence, consolidation, and evolution of the English novel across the 18th and 19th centuries, with attention to major structural and thematic shifts.\"},{\"question\":\"Which authors and novels are included in the weekly syllabus?\",\"answer\":\"The syllabus covers key works such as Robinson Crusoe, Gulliver’s Travels, Pamela, Joseph Andrews, Clarissa, The Vicar of Wakefield, Emma, Wuthering Heights, Hard Times, Middlemarch, The Return of the Native, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and Dracula.\"},{\"question\":\"How is student assessment handled in the schedule?\",\"answer\":\"A Mid-Term Evaluation/Mid-Term Examination is scheduled at Week 8.\"}]","18th and 19th Centuries English Novel - Course Overview and Weekly Syllabus | PDF",1790031165]