Those damn Victorians...
Did not get as far in studying today as I wanted to. Am only up to Charles Dickens Jane Austen. There's just way too many novel plot summaries. @_@;; I still have a ton of poetry to deal with too. I guess I'll deal with that after I finish out the plot summaries, though I am definitely running down to the wire. Three days left. I wonder if I'll make it.
If not, oh well.
1700 years worth of literature isn't exactly the easiest thing to cram into one's head.
So far I've made index cards on the following... Might be missing a few names.
Beowulf
Chaucer
Sir Gaiwan and the Green Knight
Langland
Wyatt & Surrey
Skelton
Spenser
Drayton
Sidney
Shakespeare
Marlowe
Jonson
Donne
Wycherley
Congreve
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Cibber
Marvell
Herrick
Herbert
Lovelace
Pope
Behn
Swift
Bunyan
Dryden
Wilmot
Butler (Hudibras)
Milton
Carew
Wordsworth
Blake
Dickens
Austen
Charlotte Bronte
Emily Bronte
Fielding
DeFoe
Richardson
Eliot
Meredith
Burney
Butler (Erewhon)
Coleridge
George Bernard Shaw
Still need to finish out the following:
Hardy
Gaskell
Keats
PB Shelley
Byron
Thackeray
Tennyson
Hopkins
Arnold
Hazlitt
Christina Rosetti
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Elizabeth Barett Browning
Robert Browning
Wilde
Beckett
W. H. Auden
Dylan Thomas
A. E. Housman
Yeats
D. H. Lawrence
E. M. Forester
Conrad
Joyce
Woolf
American:
Rowlandson
Bradstreet
Wheatley
Poe
Beecher Stowe
H. L. Menken
Fenimore Cooper
Chopin
Crane
Dreiser
Melville
Jacobs
Hawthorne
Emerson
Thoreau
Dunbar
Henry James
Dickenson
Whitman
Longfellow
William Dean Howells
Sandberg
cummings
Pound
Stein
T. S. Eliot
H. D.
Stevens
William Carlos Williams
Moore
Frost
Fitzgerald
Hemingway
Cather
Faulkner
Wharton
Baldwin
Wright
Elison
Hughes
Hurston
Cullen
Weldon Johnson
World/Classical:
Homer
Virgil
Aristophanes
Euripides
Sophocles
Aeschylus
Racine
Moliere
Balzac
Stendhal
Flaubert
Camus
Sartre
Dostoyevsky
Chekov
Tolstoy
Mann
Ibsen
Achebe
Rodimer
Borges
Marquez
Good thing I've read the majority of this stuff, huh.
If not, oh well.
1700 years worth of literature isn't exactly the easiest thing to cram into one's head.
So far I've made index cards on the following... Might be missing a few names.
Beowulf
Chaucer
Sir Gaiwan and the Green Knight
Langland
Wyatt & Surrey
Skelton
Spenser
Drayton
Sidney
Shakespeare
Marlowe
Jonson
Donne
Wycherley
Congreve
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Cibber
Marvell
Herrick
Herbert
Lovelace
Pope
Behn
Swift
Bunyan
Dryden
Wilmot
Butler (Hudibras)
Milton
Carew
Wordsworth
Blake
Dickens
Austen
Charlotte Bronte
Emily Bronte
Fielding
DeFoe
Richardson
Eliot
Meredith
Burney
Butler (Erewhon)
Coleridge
George Bernard Shaw
Still need to finish out the following:
Hardy
Gaskell
Keats
PB Shelley
Byron
Thackeray
Tennyson
Hopkins
Arnold
Hazlitt
Christina Rosetti
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Elizabeth Barett Browning
Robert Browning
Wilde
Beckett
W. H. Auden
Dylan Thomas
A. E. Housman
Yeats
D. H. Lawrence
E. M. Forester
Conrad
Joyce
Woolf
American:
Rowlandson
Bradstreet
Wheatley
Poe
Beecher Stowe
H. L. Menken
Fenimore Cooper
Chopin
Crane
Dreiser
Melville
Jacobs
Hawthorne
Emerson
Thoreau
Dunbar
Henry James
Dickenson
Whitman
Longfellow
William Dean Howells
Sandberg
cummings
Pound
Stein
T. S. Eliot
H. D.
Stevens
William Carlos Williams
Moore
Frost
Fitzgerald
Hemingway
Cather
Faulkner
Wharton
Baldwin
Wright
Elison
Hughes
Hurston
Cullen
Weldon Johnson
World/Classical:
Homer
Virgil
Aristophanes
Euripides
Sophocles
Aeschylus
Racine
Moliere
Balzac
Stendhal
Flaubert
Camus
Sartre
Dostoyevsky
Chekov
Tolstoy
Mann
Ibsen
Achebe
Rodimer
Borges
Marquez
Good thing I've read the majority of this stuff, huh.