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_96091 _aThe Great Courses |
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_aMasterpieces of short fiction / _cMichael Krasny. |
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_aChantilly, Va. : _bTeaching Co., _c2008. |
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_a2 volumes ; _c21 cm. |
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_96419 _aGreat courses |
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500 | _aCourse no. 2317. | ||
500 | _a"Lecture transcript and course guidebook"--Cover. | ||
505 | _av. 1. lecture 1. Excavations : Poe's "The cask of Amontillado" ; lecture 2. Hawthorne's "Goodman Brown" and lost faith ; lecture 3. Under Gogol's "Overcoat" ; lecture 4. Maupassant's "The necklace" : real and paste ; lecture 5. Chekhov, love, and "The lady with the dog" ; lecture 6. James in the art studio : "The real thing" -- lecture 7. Epiphany and the modern in Joyce's "Araby" ; lecture 8. Babel's "My first goose" : violent concision ; lecture 9. Male initiation : Hemingway's "The killers" ; lecture 10. Kafka's parable : "A hunger artist" ; lecture 11. Lawrence's blue-eyed "Rocking-horse winner" ; lecture 12. Female initiation : Mansfield's "Party." v. 2. lecture 13. Jackson's shocking vision in "The lottery" ; lecture 14. O'Connor's "A good man is hard to find" ; lecture 15. Paley on survival and "An interest in life" ; lecture 16. The "Enormous wings" of Garcia Marquez ; lecture 17. A new world fable : Malamud's "The Jewbird" ; lecture 18. Baldwin's "Sonny's blues" : a Harlem song -- lecture 19. Updike's "A & P" : the choice of gallantry ; lecture 20. Kingston's Warrior myth : "No name woman" ; lecture 21. Atwood's "Happy endings" as metafiction ; lecture 22. Gordimer's "Moment before" Apartheid fell ; lecture 23. Carver's "Cathedral" : a story that levitates ; lecture 24. Why short fiction masterpieces? | ||
520 | _a"This course takes you on an exciting ride through an itinerary that samples 23 of the world's greatest short stories. The form of the genre, as well as the various ways in which it has evolved, is highlighted along the way with a display of the essential nuts and bolts of storytelling-- plot, character, setting, style, point of view, and theme. A mix of critical approaches will also be brought in to enhance analysis and interpretation and to explore some of the ways we judge and evaluate short fiction | ||
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