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ARLT 100:35257

Shocking Knowledge: Gothic and Science Fiction and the Literature of Self-Discovery


Devin Griffiths

Spring 2013


Contact Information:

[email protected]


Meetings:

Office Hours 1-4 pm Mondays

Office: Taper Hall 402K


Books (Available for purchase at the USC Bookstore):



Ann Radcliffe, The Mysteries of Udolpho

(Penguin, ISBN-13: 978-0140437591)

Bram Stoker, Dracula

(Penguin, ISBN-13: 9780141439846)

H. G. Wells, The Time Machine

(Penguin, ISBN-13: 9780141439976)

Stephen King, It

(Signet, ISBN-13: 978-0451169518)

Kim Stanley Robinson, 2412

(Orbit, 978-0316098120) – Kindle edition also available.

H. P. Lovecraft, “The Mountains of Madness,” “The Shadow over Innsmouth”

Ridley Scott, Alien (1979).

Peter Jackson, District 9 (2009).

Richard Kelley, Donnie Darko (2001)

Fringe, Season 3, Ep. 9 “Marionette” (2010)



Evaluation:


25% Midterm, 35% Papers, 30% Facebook participation, 10% quizzes and in-class discussion and participation.


Films:


Rebecca, Blade Runner, Donnie Darko, Alien, District 9, Drag Me to Hell


Online discussions will be hosted through Facebook site. All other course materials, including lecture podcasts: Available on the Blackboard Site





Schedule:



I. Knowledge and Discovery

Jan. 15 Introduction, course syllabus and class responsibilities. Lecture: Knowledge in Fiction (Christabel)

Jan.. 17 Christabel Continued. Selections from Locke, An Essay Concerning Human Understanding

II. The Gothic

Jan. 22 Mysteries of Udolpho 1, Lecture on Burke, A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful

Jan. 24 Mysteries of Udolpho II, Moers

Jan. 29 Mysteries of Udolpho III, Sedgwick

Jan. 31 Mysteries of Udolpho IV, Kelter

Feb. 5 Film: Rebecca

III. Weird Science

Feb. 7 Dracula I, N. Katherine Hayles.

Feb. 12 Dracula II

Feb. 14 Dracula III

Feb. 19 Dracula IV, Novak

Feb. 21 Eliot, “The Lifted Veil” Short Essay 1 Due

Feb. 26 Hawthorne, Rappacini’s Daughter, Fringe episode

IV. Knowledge of the Other

Feb. 28 Lovecraft, “The Mountains of Madness,”

Mar. 5 Film: Alien

Mar. 7 “The Shadow over Innsmouth,” “Supernatural Horror in Literature” (H. P. Lovecraft)

Mar. 12 Midterm

Mar. 14 The Time Machine

************* SPRING BREAK ************

Mar. 26 Finish The Time Machine; Film: Donnie Darko

Mar. 28 Selections from The Unity of Nature, George Douglass Campbell Argyll

Trip to Museum of Jurassic Technology

Mar. 31 Octavia Butler, “Bloodchild”

Apr. 2 Film: District 9 (Think of Freud and the Uncanny)

V. History, Horror and Science Fiction

Apr. 4 It Short Essay 2 Due

Apr. 9 It

Apr. 11 Film: Drag Me to Hell

Apr. 16 It

Apr. 18 It

  1. Apr. 23 2412

  2. Apr. 25 2412

  3. Apr. 30 2412

  4. May 2 2412

  5. Final Paper Due on Final Exam Date

  6. All Papers Due at Noon

Assignments

Facebook Presentations: Over the course of the semester, each student will produce a 3-minute video response to one of the week’s readings. It will be the responsibility of all other students to comment on that response by Thursday at 10 a.m. Extra credit for responses that address other responses & introduce outside sources.

Essays: Essays 1 and 2 will be short, 4-5 page (800-1000 word) close readings of specific passages from the work. The Final Essay will be a longer, 7-8 page (1400 to 1600 words) research paper that approaches the close reading using 6-8 secondary sources. It may be based on one of the earlier two papers.


Course Policies


Plagiarism: As students at USC you are bound by the University honor code and required to respect intellectual property rights. Please review the444444444444444444 University of Southern44 California policies respecting plagiarism,4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 which4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 prohib44444444its reprodu44cing the work o4444f ot4444hers without a444444ttri444444444444bution as well as "self-plagiar44ism" (reproducing your 44own4444444444 4444444444previous work without a4acknowledgement). 44444444444444444444444444The policies can be read online at http://scampus.usc.edu/1100-behavior-violating-university-standards-and-appropriate-sanctions/. 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444Anothe44r helpful guid444444e can be found at http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/student-conduct/ug_plag.htm44. 44P44444444lease ask 4444444444me if there are any aspects of the University444444's policies which are unclear, or if you have any questions about what constitute44s plagiarism in our course.4 Plagiarism includes “self-plagiarism” (using work for another class without acknowledging), and copying citations/sources from another work.



Attendance: Attendance is mandatory for the class. 55If you know5555555555555555555555 that you are going to be absent on a specific day for 55555555555555a valid reason (55555555555555555555555555555555555555school trips, etc.), please discuss it with me in advance. For each absence beyond two your grade will be reduced by 1/2 letter.5

Students with Disabilities: If you have a disability that requires special arrangements (test-taking, note taking, etc.), you need to register with USC's Office of Disabilities Services and Programs. 55Please also contact me within the first two weeks. We will do everything possible to accommodate you.5

Electronics Policy:5 Please turn off all electronic devices before class. You may take notes on a laptop or tablet PC, but please be respectful of other students by refraining from browsing, shopping, Facebooking, etc. during class. If I find you using your device for any activity not directly related to class, you will be marked absent for that day.5

In event of a natural disaster, we will follow USC guidelines. If we have to conduct class remotely, we will probably use the course Blackboard site.




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