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When I did my Victorian modules last year, I really wanted to tackle Dracula and compare it with the earlier Frankenstein and use other comparatives. I was persuaded to study either/or A Dolls House/The Yellow Wallpaper and compare it with The Bell Jar.  Basically, because of prolonged absences re Hubby's illness, it was better to tackle something I had read and use the feminist theory module to work on.  I did it pretty well, but felt sad that I couldn't put my reading of Dracula to good use.

Books for Monsters/Madness major dissertation )

I can see another psychoanalytical/feminist theory stance here, possibly even post colonial - there is also something called 'Queer Theory' too - though I haven't really got any knowledge of it.

Onward to tomorrow - am not going to uni as I have been a bit poorly over the weekend and need to catch up :-/
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My task this weekend is to create a PP on something you have found out about one/some of the Romantic poets that you didn't know before.  I know a little too much about Blake, as I did that extensively back in Access, so I am reading up on Samuel Taylor Coleridge.  Seems as if he was bang off his bonce on opium (although I will phrase it in a more academic way).  Wild and reckless, I know him best for his poem Kubla Khan, that starts off seemingly ok but seems to go a bit trippy and AWOL towards the end.

Benedict Cumberbatch Reads Samuel Taylor Coleridge 'Kubla Khan' )

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