Bibliography - Victorian Literature, Alina Bottez

Bibliography Victorian Literature and Culture 2016-2017 Second Year Year of Study, ngli!h "inor "i nor Lecturer #lina Botte$, %h&

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1. Charles Dickens: Great Dickens: Great Expectations or Bleak House 2. Charlotte Brontë: Jane Brontë: Jane Eyre 3. Emily Brontë: Wuthering Wuthering Heights 4. Thomas Hardy: Tess of the D’Urbervilles or George Eliot: i!!le"arch Eliot: i!!le"arch . !e"is Carroll: #lice Carroll: #lice in Won!erlan!  Won!erlan!  #. $scar %ilde: The %ilde: The $icture of Dorian Gray &'(C!)D'(G %ilde*s %ilde*s +,re-ace/

%()*Y+ #lfred )enny!on : +The !ady o- 0halott +ariana +)lysses +Crossing the Bar -rom %n -rom  %n  e"oria" #& H& H&   the 5oems anthologi6ed in 0toic7lesc7 . . Botte6 8 9. Constantin Constantinesc7: esc7:  #n #nthology of English 'iterature ( The )ictorian )ictorian #ge  #ge  &T. ). B. 1;/ &a<9/ *obert Broning : +y !ast D7chess +T"o in the Cam5agna +Childe ?oland to the Dark  To"er Came +@ra !i55o !i55i +The Bisho5 $rders His Tom< at 0t. ,raAed*s Ch7rch +,ros5ice "atthe #rnold : +'n Harmony "ith (at7re +The B7ried !i-e +The 0cholar Gi5sy +!ines %ritten %r itten in ensington Gardens +To arg7erite: arg7erite: Contin7ed +,hilomela +Do=er Beach li$abeth Barrett Broning : +Ho" Do ' lo=e Thee +%hen + %hen $7r T"o T"o 0o7ls #rthur ugh Clough+  +The !atest Decalog7e +'n the Great etro5olis

Blessed Damo6el Damo6el introd7cto introd7ctory ry sonnet to The House of 'ife 'ife &ante .abriel *o!!etti+   +The Blessed +The %oods57rge Chri!tina *o!!etti : +?est +Echo +?emem
.erard "anley op/in! : +,ied Bea7ty +The %indho=er +Binsey ,o5lars +Carrion Com-ort +(o "orst there is none +Tho7 art indeed 7st !ord #lgernon Charle! Sinburne : +The !e5er +Hymn to ,roser5ine )hoa! ardy : +(e7tral Tones +The Darkling Thr7sh *udyard ipling : +'-

&*#"#+ (!car ilde: The %"portance of Being Earnest 

SS#YS+ )hoa! Carlyle+   *hartis" in 9. Cartian7 8 0te-an 0toenesc7: $ro+, eseistic, victorian,  ,E> =ol. ' 55. 1F3122 3ohn *u!/in: The -tones of )enice. Ch. >'  +The (at7re o- Gothic 9E!>9 55. #3 3ohn Stuart "ill+  +Bentham &9E!>9 55. 3;#1/ "atthe #rnold : -rom *ulture an! #narchy ( +0"eetness and !ight +Hellenism and He =ol. '' 55. 4424# 132/ alter %ater: -tu!ies in the History of the .enaissance  ,re-ace Concl7sion &,E> =ol. ''' 55. 22422; 2412#F 32432 (!car ilde: +The Critic as 9rtist &9E!>9 55. #12#42 or #4313/

(ptional Critical and )heoretical Bibliography

Botte6 onica: #nalysing /arrative 0iction E. ). B. 2FF Botte6 onica: #spects of the )ictorian /ovel1 .ecurrent %"ages in Dickens’s Work . B7charest: ). B. ,. 1; Bristo" Iose5h et al. &eds./ The *a"bri!ge *o"panion to )ictorian $oetry. Cam
C7ddon I. 9. Dictionary of 'iterary Ter"s an! 'iterary Theory ,eng7in 12 Da=id Deirdre et al. &eds./ The *a"bri!ge *o"panion to the )ictorian /ovel . Camictorian9geMc75rins.htmN

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