A Syllabus Treasury
New syllabuses added to the treasury April 2024:
FR 4600 (Spring 2023) — Being Human in the Eighteenth Century/Être humain au XVIIIe siècle, Dr Charlee Bezilla, George Washington University
FR 4600 (Spring 2024) — Fake News! Rumors, Scandals, and Culture Wars in Early Modern France, Dr Charlee Bezilla, George Washington University
New syllabus added March 2024:
ENGL3623 — The Eighteenth Century: Scandal and Sociability, Unit Co-ordinator Dr Nicola Parsons, The University of Sydney
NASSR Anti-Racist Pedagogy Contest 2023
Joint winners: Carmen Faye Mathes, University of Regina, and Thom Van Camp, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Finalists: Andrew McInnes, Edge Hill University, and Taylor Schey, North Carolina State University
The 2023 syllabuses are linked here:
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Links and documents below to syllabuses for eighteenth-century studies courses.
Eighteenth-Century Writing, 2019, James Wood, University of East Anglia
Even Stranger Things: The Early Gothic, English 4ST3, 2019, Stacy Ann Creech, McMaster University
Global Crossroads undergraduate and graduate syllabuses, created and provided by Rebekah Mitsein, Boston College
Eighteenth-Century Performance Practices: The Early Actress , Elaine McGirr, University of Bristol
Observing and Recording the Eighteenth Century, Megan Peiser, Oakland University
Eighteenth-Century Black Lives, 1688-1838, English 450 | 2018, Kathleen Lubey, St. John’s University
Survey of American Literature to the Civil War, Ula Klein
Syllabuses discovered online — please let ECF know if any links are broken: ecf@mcmaster.ca
English Literature of the Long 18th Century Gone Global, Humberto Garcia
Fashion as History, Arianne Chernock
Irish Literature, 1700-1900: Satire, Sentiment, and the Gothic, 2016, Julia M. Wright, Dalhousie University
Eighteenth-Century Literature, John Gilmore, University of Warwick
Course materials and syllabuses collected by Jack Lynch:
https://www.jacklynch.net/syllabi.html
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature course and Eighteenth-Century British Women’s Literature course, Leigh Dillard, University of North Georgia
Eighteenth-Century Novels, Marta Kvande, Texas Tech University, 2015
Rise of the Novel, Charles Knight, University of Massachusetts Boston, 2002
Novel(ties): Notes on the Eighteenth Century Lisa Maruca, Wayne State University
Cultural Materialism and the Rise of the Novel, Melissa Bloom, St. John Fisher University, English 440, 2006
The Rise of the Novel, Rachel Buurma, Swarthmore College, 2012
The Eighteenth Century English Novel, Lilia Melani, Brooklyn College, 2004
Histories & Theories of the 18th-C British Novel, Emily MN Kugler, Colby, 2012
English 322 Eighteenth Century Fiction, Paul Delany, Simon Fraser University
18th-Century British Novel, 2014, Charlotte Sussman, Duke University
C18BritishNovel_NBirns_via_Academia_dot_edu, Nicholas Birns, The New School, Eugene Lang College, Department of Literary Studies
The Beginning of the English Novel Behn, Ruth Nestvold, 1997
Rise of the English Novel, 2014, Judith E. Frank, Amherst College
ENG 760 Rise of the Novel syllabus, Anne H. Stevens, graduate seminar
18th-Century British Novel, Fall, 1998, 1998, Julie Schaffer, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
English 87100 The Rise of the Novel, 2011, David Richter, Queens College
Links to syllabuses online — please let ECF know if any links are broken: ecf@mcmaster.ca
English 344 – Eighteenth-Century British Literature, Misty Krueger
Eighteenth-Century Media, by S. Hammerschmidt, Arizona State U.
English 429: The Eighteenth-Century Novel, Professor K. Wilcox
C18KabalisticThoughandLiterature_pdf, Rabbi Shlomie Chein, UC Santa Cruz
PS “The ‘Other’ Eighteenth Century,” http://www.simone-broders.eu/syllabi/psother178.pdf
Studies in Eighteenth-Century British Literature, 2007, http://www.math.grinnell.edu/~simpsone/Connections/Seminars/Oldsyll/18thf07.html
http://www.risingpress.org/cnu/372S11.html, Dr. Terry Lee
http://www.nku.edu/~rkdrury/f99422syl.html, Dr. Roxanne Kent-Drury
http://www.uwosh.edu/faculty_staff/shaffer/18thc998.htm, Dr. Julie Shaffer
French studies syllabuses: http://www.h-france.net/syllabi.html