Calendar: 1896-1897 Page 290
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286 DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES GREGORY FOSTER Bw Α Ph Quain Student and Lecturer in English at University College Monday 11 ל Elizabethan Literature Michaelmas Term Elizabethan Poetry Elizabethan Literature exclusive of the Drama The term Elizabethan-dawning of the period-historical conditions The importance and signifi- cance of TotteVs Miscellany The experimental nature of the Literature-Gascoigne Turberville and the numerous translators Chapman's Homer Sackville and the Mirror for Magistrates The versification reformers Edmund Spenser-The Shepherd's Calendar The Fairy Queen-Minor Poems Lent Term Elizabethan Poetry The origin and history of the Sonnet Its use by Constable Daniel Drayton Spenser Sidney Shakspere and others The Elizabethan Lyric Miscellanies and Song books Sir Walter Raleigh Sir Philip Sidney Lyrics from the dramatists The functions of the drama-lyric Shakspere's Songs The patriotic poets Daniel Drayton Warner The religious poets Giles and Phineas Fletcher The satiric poets John Donne Early and late Elizabethan poetry comparison and contrast Easter Term Elizabethan Prose General review The Elizabethan Novelists The Italian influence the collections of Italian stories Sidney Lyly Lodge Greene Nash Elizabethan and Modern Novel contrasted and compared Relation of Drama and Novel The Chroniclers and Translators In- fluence of classical writers The new uses of prose-in controversy pamphleteering criticism history theology &c Raleigh as writer of prose Hooker Bacon as philosopher and essayist Review of the period Ideas and style Subjects prescribed for the London Examination 1897 Subjects prescribed for the Oxfoid Higher Local Examination 1897
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