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Leader: Clive Probyn
Offered:
Clayton Second semester 2006 (Day)
Synopsis: A detailed study of the works (prose and verse) of Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) in their cultural and political contexts. Topics include Swift's changing political ideologies; paradox and irony as modes of writing; conflict between Irish and English cultural (and economic) contexts, England as colonial 'centre', and Ireland as 'margin', poetry and misogyny.
Assessment: Seminar paper (1500 words): 25% + Essay (2500 words): 25% + Essay (5000 words): 50%
Contact Hours: 2 hour seminar per week