고딕 문학 3부 - 독서, 쓰기, 역사(32주)

This two-semester course will provide a fun (& engaging) look into Gothic Literature... 

At the beginning of the meeting, we will cover popular Authors of the week - Several of which we will be reading the material of. We'll discuss their connections, inspirations, home life, the amazing things that make them unique, etc.

Following - We will review the significant details of the reading material for the week - Students need to pre-read the material before class. (I can provide digital copies upon student request and help any students who struggle with the material.) We will break down settings, analyze character development (or lack thereof), enjoy some vocabulary words, have some in-depth discussions, etc. We will also be covering literary elements, writing elements, and creative tips that the authors used. 

Activities: Each week we will have interactive posts on the classroom page or in-class activities meant to help the students engage with the material. There will be several big activities throughout the 32 weeks - We will cover writing elements but students may use their artistic skills to complete those activities as well. (Drawing, Sculpting, Videography, etc.)

Stories: (Will need to be read before each meeting - See Syllabus) 
By H.P. Lovecraft:
The Shadow over Innsmouth
The Thing on the Doorstep
The Thing in the Moonlight
The Whisperer in the Darkness
Under the Pyramids
The Tree on the Hill
The Strange High House in the Mist
The Silver Key
The Shunned House
The Nameless City
The Mystery of the Graveyard
The Moon-Bog
The Mountains of Madness
The Beast in the Cave
The Festival
The Picture in the House
The Hound
The Haunter of the Dark

By Charles Dickens:
The Signal-Man
The Haunted House
The Trial for Murder 
The Chimes
To Be Read at Dusk 
A Message From the Sea
A House to Let

By Bram Stoker:
Dracula’s Guest
The Judge’s House
The Squaw
The Secret of the Growing Gold
The Gipsy Prophecy
The Coming of Abel Behenna
The Burial of Rats
A Dream of Red Hands
Crooken Sands

By Oscar Wilde:
The Picture of Dorian Gray

By Henry James:
The Turn of the Screw

By Anne Bronte:
Agnes Gray

By Clara Reeves:
The Old English Barren