Other Subjects /cmrs-courses/ en Choices /cmrs-courses/courses/choices <span>Choices</span> Other <span><span>Anonymous (not verified)</span></span> <span><time datetime="2020-08-13T16:20:53-04:00" title="Thursday, August 13, 2020 - 16:20">Thu, 08/13/2020 - 16:20</time> </span> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-type/tutorials" hreflang="en">Tutorials</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/subject-credit/other-subjects" hreflang="en">Other Subjects</a> <h2>If you wish to enquire about a subject not listed, please <a href="mailto:mlillywhite@middlebury.edu?subject=Courses Question" target="_blank" title></a><a href="mailto:mlillywhite@middlebury.edu?subject=Courses Question" target="_blank" title><strong>email Dr Marie-Louise Lillywhite, Senior Tutor</strong></a><br></h2> <h2>You must do this before you complete your application.<br></h2> <h2>Bear in mind that your home institution will also have to approve the tutorial for major/minor credit, or to fulfil distribution&nbsp;requirements.</h2> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>In addition to the topics listed, it is possible to arrange essay tutorials in most field of the humanities, including most major European and Asian languages. Tutorials in Environmental Studies (literary and non-fiction writing) are listed under English above. It is often possible to arrange tutorials in the social sciences and some areas of mathematics and psychology. (Recent examples of ‘off list’ tutorials have included Post-Colonial Africa, International Economic Governance, and Psychology of Child Development.) &nbsp;Tutorials in lab sciences or studio art cannot be&nbsp;offered.&nbsp;</p> Thu, 13 Aug 2020 20:20:53 +0000 Anonymous 153 at /cmrs-courses Gothic Nature /cmrs-courses/courses/gothic-nature <span>Gothic Nature</span> ENAM 0365 <span><span>Anonymous (not verified)</span></span> <span><time datetime="2020-08-13T16:20:53-04:00" title="Thursday, August 13, 2020 - 16:20">Thu, 08/13/2020 - 16:20</time> </span> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-type/tutorials" hreflang="en">Tutorials</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/subject-credit/english-american-literature" hreflang="en">English &amp; American Literature</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/subject-credit/other-subjects" hreflang="en">Other Subjects</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/autumn-2022" hreflang="en">Autumn 2022</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/autumn-2023" hreflang="en">Autumn 2023</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/autumn-2024" hreflang="en">Autumn 2024</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/autumn-2025" hreflang="en">Autumn 2025</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/spring-2023" hreflang="en">Spring 2023</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/spring-2024" hreflang="en">Spring 2024</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/spring-2025" hreflang="en">Spring 2025</a> <a href="/cmrs-courses/course-availability/spring-2026" hreflang="en">Spring 2026</a> <p>The rise of gothic fiction in the latter part of the eighteenth century was part of a cultural and artistic revaluation of traditional conceptions of our relationship to the natural world. As Augustan notions of an ordered and benevolent Nature were challenged by the political realities of British life, including population growth, expansion of urban environments and greater awareness of global geographies, the natural world was increasingly figured as a place of sublime and even supernatural power. This course uses eighteenth and nineteenth century notions of the sublime as a starting point for exploring British writers’ vexed connections to a landscape which inspires both awe and&nbsp;horror.</p> <p><strong>Sample Topics may&nbsp;include</strong></p> <ul> <li>Theories of the sublime from Addison to Kant</li> <li>Romantic sublimity and the Alps</li> <li>Habitations and hauntings: Graveyards, ruins and ‘eternity’ in the poetic imagination</li> <li>The Gothic wilderness in the novels of the Brontes</li> <li>The sublime city</li> <li>Turner and Thomson, Young and Blake: Illustrating the Romantic Landscape</li> <li>Horror and dystopia in the natural world</li> <li>Spots of Time: The psychology of the Gothic landscape</li> <li>‘Natural Supernaturalism’: Uncanny Landscapes</li> <li>Gothic medievalism and the British Isles</li> <li>Gothic landscapes and the monstrous feminine</li> <li>Ecogothic: politics of Gothic Nature</li> </ul> Thu, 13 Aug 2020 20:20:53 +0000 Anonymous 51 at /cmrs-courses