Calendar: 1961-1962 Page 108

CLASSES 107 Ζβ- 2nd and 3rd years and Subsidiary English Literature Elizabethan and Stuart set books hrs All years Tutorial class hr II-B Honours lst year Old English hrs let year Development of English Language hr lst year The Eighteenth Century hrs A4- lst year Introduction to Chaucer and early Drama hr A5- 1st year English Literary Forms hr lst year American Literature hr A7- lst year Practical Criticism hr A8- 2nd year Development of the English Language lhr 2nd year Old English hrs A10- 2nd year Early Middle English prescribed texts hrs A2 nd year Later Middle English Chaucer and Langland hr 2- 2nd year English Philology Syllabus hr A13- 2nd and 3rd years Shakespeare critical survey hr A14- 2nd and 3rd years English Literature 1780-1860 hrs A16- 3rd year Shakespeare Bibliography and Texts lhr A16- 3rd year Development of the English Language hr A17- 3rd year English Philology Syllabus hr A18- 3rd year Middle English Sir Gawayne hr A19- 3rd year Old English Syllabus hr Special Subjects- A20- 2nd and 3rd years History of Literary Criticism lhr each 2nd and 3rd years English Literature since 1880 Poetry and Drama hr A22- 2nd and 3rd years American Literature hr Aj3- 2nd and 3rd years Old Norse hrs A24- 2nd and 3rd years The Classical Background to English Literature hr Aj5- 2nd and 3rd years Anglo-Saxon Archaeology hr A2e- 2nd and 3rd years Bibliography hr A27- 2nd and 3rd years English Philology as A12 A17 hr A28- 2nd and 3rd years Palaeography hr There will be an optional class in Old Norse for students not offering it as Special Subject Italian Greek and Latin are also available All students will do tutorial work in pairs or small groups Ill-Intercollegiate Lectures Attendance at the intercollegiate lectures on Wednesday mornings in the Senate House is expected of all Honours students Details will be announced in the Department at the beginning of the session IV-Postgraduate Work All Postgraduate and Research Students should communicate with the Head of the Department at the beginning of the session Facilities for research will be provided in both Mediaeval and Modern Language and Literature in Old Norse and in Comparative Philology course in Palaeography or Bibliography and seminar will be held for full-time students Instruction will be given in research methods