| Filologia Anglesa (2001) |
 Assignatures |
| LITERATURA ANGLESA DEL S. XIX |
| Continguts |
| DADES IDENTIFICATIVES | 2008_09 |
| Assignatura | LITERATURA ANGLESA DEL S. XIX | Codi | 12142020 | |||||
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Cicle | 2on | |||||
| Descriptors | Crèd. | Crèd. teoria | Crèd. pràctics | Tipus | Curs | Període | ||
| 6 | 4.5 | 1.5 | Troncal | Cinquè | Primer |
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| Competències | Objectius d'aprenentatge | Continguts |
| Planificació | Metodologies | Atenció personalitzada |
| Avaluació | Fonts d'informació | Recomanacions |
| Tema | Subtema |
| General overview of the rise of imperialism in the 19th Century. | * The shaping of an empire. * Transportation and industrialisation. * The newspapers, museums, exhibitions, advertising. * Science and Religion. * Movements promising social reform * Love, sex, marriage. |
| Nation and nationalism: a social consciousness. | Carlyle, Dickens, Tennyson, Macaulay, Mary Shelley. |
| The Victorian Self: the construction of "normal" through emerging psychological and scientific categories. | * Mary Shelley: on first and last men. * Robert Louis Stevenson: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde". * Charlotte Brontë: The Real Mrs Rochester. * John Ruskin: "On Queen's Gardens". * Oscar Wilde: on the double in Dorian Gray. * Bram Stoker: on the threat from the east, "Dracula". |
| Textual and Pictorial Sense and Nonsense. | * The supernatural and the spiritual. * Dreams. * Experiments. * Utopias and Dystopias of the 19th Century. |
| Colonizers and the Colonized. | * Kipling * Macaulay * Rider Haggard * Chamberlain * Conrad |
