Calendar: 1931-1932 Page 122

FACULTY OF ARTS 1st year Old and Middle English Literature Th 3-4 2nd year 3rd Term A10 2nd year Studies in English Literature Mr Isaacs 10-11 1st Term Spenser 2nd Term Dryden 3rd Term Chaucer A11 2nd year English Literature Romantio Movement Mr Isaacs 12-1 Au 1st year English Literature 1579-1640 Dr Harrison 12-1 1640-1700 Mr Barrett Hour to be arranged 2nd Term A2 nd and 3rd years English Literature Tutorial Work Dr Harrison and Mr Isaacs Dr Routh and Mr Garmonsway Time to be arranged Au 2nd year Shakespeare Dr Harrison 11-12 IV -Post-graduate and Research Mr Isaacs Methods of Literary Study Tu 6-7 Mr Garmonsway Th 30-6 30 Prof Reed Th 30-7 30 Prof Pollard by appointment Dr Harrison 6-7 and Mr Isaacs Tu 6-7 and by appointment -University Diploma for Journalism -Outlines of English Literature 1579-1800 Mr Isaacs 1st year W1-12 or Tu 7-8 -English Literature Romantic Movement Mr Isaacs 12-1 -A Reading Course in English Literature Mr Barrett 11- 12 With the additional Special Courses 54 -Essay Writing and Composition Dr Harrison and Mr Barrett 2nd Year 12-1 11-12 55 -Shakespeare Special Course of Lectures Mr Isaacs 12- -Principles of Criticism Special Course of Lectures by Dr Routh 1st Term and Mr Isaacs 2nd and 3rd Term 2-3 -Special Courses in Practical Work Tu and Th 2-4 88 -Studies in Modern Literature Dr Routh 11-12 VI -University Diploma in English Language and Literature whole-time course for day students has been arranged at King's College in conjunction with the University Extension Board The following course is provisionally arranged -A A10 A14 The Tutor to Diploma Students also oonducts special classes on 10-11 -12 Applications for registration may be made to the College Office Note -For Evening Classes see Index