GRE Literature in English Subject Test
Literary Criticism
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Aristotle
o Poetics
Arnold
o “The Function of Criticism at the Present Time,”
o “Sweetness and Light”
Auerbach
o Mimesis: The Representation of Reality in Western Literature
Bloom
o The Anxiety of Influence (Review 1) (Review 2)
Booth
o The Rhetoric of Fiction (Review 1) (Review 2)
Brooks (Cleanth)
o Community, Religion, and Literature: Essays
Campbell
o The Hero with a Thousand Faces
Coleridge
o Biographia Literaria
Culler
o Literary Theory, a Very Short Introduction
Eagleton
o Literary Theory: An Introduction
Eliot
o “Tradition and the Individual Talent”
o “Hamlet and His Problems,”
Forster
o Aspects of the Novel
Frye
o The Anatomy of Criticism
Harland
o Literary Theory from Plato to Barthes
James
o The Art of Fiction
Joseph
o Caliban in Exile: The Outsider in Caribbean Fiction
Lacan
“The Mirror Stage in the Formation of the I” in Ecrits (Summary)
Lamb
o “Letter to Wordsworth”
Leavis
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Meredith
o Essay on Comedy
Mill
o “What is Poetry?”
Orwell
o “Politics and the English Language”
Pater
o The Renaissance
Pope
o An Essay on Criticism
Pound
o “A Retrospect,”
Ransom
o The New Criticism (Biography) (Excerpt)
Rivkin
o Literary Theory: An Anthology
Richards (I. A.)
o How to Read a Page
o Principals of Literary Criticism
Ruskin
o “Of the Pathetic Fallacy”
Said
o Orientalism
Saussure
o Course in General Linguistics
Shlovsky
o Theory of Prose
Sidney
o An Apology for Poetry or The Defense of Poetry (Lecture Notes) (Further Notes)
Shelley
o A Defense of Poetry
Tolstoy
o What is Art? (Outline)
Widdowsono A Reader’s Guide to Contemporary Literary Theory PN 94 S45 1993
Woolf
o A Room of One’s Own
Be familiar with these terms:
Lancanian Criticism, Marxist Criticism, New Historicism, Feminist Criticism, Black Criticism,
Post-Colonial Criticism, Psychological Criticism, Freudian Criticism, Archetype or Myth
Criticism, Linguistic Criticism, Formalist Criticism, New Criticism, Structuralism, PostStructuralism, Reader-Response Criticism Great web resource for an overview
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Arnold (Biography)
o “Dover Beach,”
Appolonius of Rhodes (Overview)
o The Voyage of Argo (Essay)
Auden (Biography) (A collection some of his best known poems, including Friday’s Child)
o “As I Walked Out One Evening,”
o “Epitaph on a Tyrant,”
o “First Things First,”
o “Friday’s Child,”
o “In Memory of Sigmund Freud,”
o “In Memory of W.B. Yeats,”
o “Lullaby,”
o “September 1, 1939,”
o “The Fall of Rome,”
o “The Shield of Achilles,”
o “Musee des Beaux Arts,”
o “The Unknown Citizen”
Beowulf (Alternative Resource) (Further References) (Old English Lessons)
Bishop
o “The Moose,”
o “Sestina,”
o “One Art”
Blake (Biography)
o Songs of Innocence And Experience,
o “The Tyger,”
o The Marriage of Heaven and Hell,
o Visions of the Daughters of Albion,
o “The Lamb,”
o “London”
Brooks (Biography)
“We Real Cool” (Interview about the poem) (NEH Page)
Browning, E (Biography)
“Aurora Leigh,” (Criticism) (Study Guide)
“Sonnets from the Portuguese”
Browning, R.
o “Caliban upon Setebos” (commentary)
o “Rabbi Ben Ezra,” (Commentary)
o “How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix,”
o “Evelyn Hope,”
o “The Pied Piper of Hammelin,”
o “A Grammarian’s Funeral,”
o “A Death in the Desert,”
o “The Bishop Orders His Tomb,”
o “Fra Lippo Lippi,”
o “My Last Duchess,”
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Burns (Bio)
o “A Red Red Rose,”
o “Tam O’ Shanter,”
o “To a Louse,”
o “To a Mouse,”
o “Holly Willie’s Prayer”
Butler (Bio) (More bio)
o “Hudibras”
Byron
o “She Walks in Beauty,” (analysis)
o “When We Two Parted,” (analysis)
o “So We’ll Go No More a Roving,”
o “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage
o “Don Juan”
o “Manfred”
Caedmon
o “Caedmon’s Hymn”
Carew
o “An Elegy upon the Death of the Dean of St. Paul’s, Dr. John Donne”
Carrol
o Alice in Wonderland,
o Jabberwocky
Chaucer (Resource for Middle English Works)
o The Canterbury Tales,
o Troylus and Criseyde
Coleridge
o “Rime of the Ancient Mariner”
o “Kubla Khan”
Cowper (Bio) (Bio 2)
o Olney Hymns,
o John Gilpin,
o The Task
Cullen
o “Heritage,”
o “From the Dark Tower”
Cummings
o “In Just-,”
o “Buffalo Bill,”
o “The Cambridge Ladies,”
o “My father mover through dooms of love”
Dante
o Divine Comedy –Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso
Dickenson
“Because I Could Not Stop for Death” and others
Donne - Notes
o “The Sun Rising,”
o “The Flea,”
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o “Holy Sonnet 14,”
o “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning,”
o “Death not be Proud,”
o “Batter My Heart,”
o “On Going to Bed”
Dryden
o Absalom and Achitophel,
o Mac Flecknoe,
o All For Love,
o “Ode to Mrs. Anne Killigrew” (Notes)
Eliot
o “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,”
o The Waste Land,
o “The Hollow Men,”
o “Ash Wednesday,”
o “The Four Quartets,”
Frost
o “Design,”
o “After Apple Picking,”
o “Mending Wall,”
o “Home Burial,”
o “The Road Not Taken”
Ginsburg
o “Howl”
Goldsmith
o The Deserted Village
Gray
o “Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard,”
o “Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes”
Hardy
o Wessex Poems
o “Ah, Are You Digging on My Grave?,”
o “Hap,”
o “Neutral Tones”
Herbert
o “The Alter,”
o “Easter Wings,”
o “The Pulley”
Herrick
o “Upon Julia’s Breasts,”
o “Upon Julia’s Clothes,”
o “The Night Piece, to Julia,”
o “To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time”
Homer
o Iliad
o Odyssey
Hopkins
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o “As Kingfishers Catch Fire,”
o “Carrion Comfort,”
o “God’s Grandeur,”
o “Peace,”
o “Pied Beauty,”
o “Spring,”
o “Spring and Fall,”
o “The Windhover”
o “Thou Indeed Just Lord, if I Contend”
Housman
o “The Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now,”
o “To an Athlete Dying Young,”
o “When I Was One-and-Twenty,”
o “Terence, This is Stupid Stuff”
Hughes (Bio and poem collection)
“Harlem,”
o “Theme for English B.”
Johnson
“The Vanity of Human Wishes”
Johnson, J.W. (Bio and poem collection)
Jonson
o “To the Memory of My Beloved Master William Shakespeare”
o “To the Reader,”
o “Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue,”
o “On My First Son,”
o “Perfection in Small Things”
Keats
o Endymion,
o “The Eve of St. Agnes,”
o Isabella,
o “La Belle Dame sans Merci,”
o “Ode on a Grecian Urn,”
o “Ode on Melancholy,”
o “Ode to a Nightingale,”
o “On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer”
Langland
o “Piers Plowman”
Longfellow
o “The Song of Hiawatha”
Lowell
o “For the Union Dead,”
o “Mr. Edwards and the Spider,”
o “The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket”
Macaulay
o “Ivry,”
o “The Armada,”
o “Horatius”
MacLeish
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o “Ars Poetica”
Marlowe
o “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love”
Marvell
o “To His Coy Mistress”
Meredith
o Lucifer in Starlight
Milton
o Paradise Lost, (notes)
o Paradise Regained,
o Lycidas,
o Areopagitica,
o Samson Agonistes
o Pearl, Patience, and Cleanness
Owen
o “Dulche et Decorum est”
Plath
o “Daddy,”
o “Lady Lazarus”
Poe
o “Annabel Lee,”
o “The Raven,”
Pope
o The Rape of the Lock,
o The Dunciad
Pound
o “In a Station of the Metro,”
o “Hugh Selwyn Mauberly,”
o “Canto I,”
o “The River-Merchant’s Wife: a Letter.”
Raleigh
o “The Author’s Epitaph, Made by Himself,”
o “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd,”
o “Sir Walter Raleigh to His Son”
Ransom
o “Bells for John Whiteside’s Daughter,”
o “Janet Waking,”
o “Piazza Piece”
Roethke
o “Root Cellar,”
o “My Papa’s Waltz”
Rossetti
o “The Blessed Damozel”
Sandburg
o “Chicago,”
o “Fog”
o “The Seafarer”
Shakespeare Sonnets
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o 18,
o 29,
o 30,
o 55,
o 73,
o 116,
o 130
Shelley
o “Ozymandias,”
o “Ode to the West Wind,”
o “To a Skylark,”
o “The Masque of Anarchy,”
o “Queen Mab,”
o “Alastor,”
o “The Revolt of Islam,”
o “Adonais,”
o “The Triumph of Life,”
o “Monte Blanc,”
Sidney
o Astrophel and Stella,
o The Arcadia
o Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Skelton http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/skelbib.htm
o “An Elegy on the Death of Henry Percy , Fourth Earl of Northumberland,”
o “Upon a Dead Man’s Head,”
o “Womanhood…”
Spenser
o The Faerie Queen,
o Epithalamion,
o Sonnets #30,
o Sonnets #68,
o Shepheardes Calendar
Stevens
o “Sunday Morning,”
o “The Emperor of Ice Cream,”
o “Thirteen Ways of Looking at A Blackbird,”
o “Anecdote of the Jar,”
o “The Snow Man”
o “Of Mere Being”
Surrey
o “When Raging Love,”
o “So Cruel Prison”
Swinburne
o Poems and Ballads
Tennyson
o “Ulysses,”
o “In Memoriam A.H.H.,”
o “In the Valley of Cauteretz,”
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o “Break, Break, Break,”
o “The Charge of the Light Brigade,”
o “Tears, Idle Tears,”
o “Crossing the Bar,”
o “Idylls of the King,”
o “Tithonus”
o “The Lady of Shalott,”
o “The Lotus-Eaters,”
o “Mariana”
Thomas
o “Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night,”
o “Fern Hill”
Virgil
o Aenid,
o Bucolics
Warren
o “Blow West Wind”
Wheatley
o “On Being Brought from Africa to America,”
o “To the University of Cambridge in New England”
Whitman
o “Song of Myself,”
o Leaves of Grass,
o “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d,”
o “O Captain, My Captain”
o “Pioneers! O, Pioneers!,”
o “When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer”
o “Crossing Brooklyn Ferry”
Wilde
o The Ballad of Reading Gaol,
Williams, W. C.
o “The Red Wheelbarrow,”
o “The Young Housewife,” (Commentary)
o “Asphodel, That Greeny Flower,” (excerpt)
o “This is Just to Say”
Wordsworth
o “She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways,”
o “Strange Fits of Passion Have I Known,”
o “Three Years She Grew,”
o “A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal,”
o “I Traveled Among Unknown Men”
o “Preface to Lyrical Ballads,”
o Lyrical Ballads
Wyatt
o “They Flee from Me,”
o “Whoso List to Hunt,”
o “If Thou Wilt Mighty Be” (scroll down)
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“The Second Coming,”
“The Isle of Statues,”
“The Wanderings of Oisin,”
“Crazy Jane and the Bishop,”
“The Dolls,”
“The Lake Isle of Innisfree,”
“Leda and the Swan,”
“Sailing to Byzantium,”
“When You Are Old,”
“The Wild Swans at Coole,”
“Among School Children,”
“The Circus Animals Desertion,”
“Lapis Lazuli,”
“Adam’s Curse,”
“Dialog of Self and Soul”
Be familiar with poetic terms.
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List Three
Fiction
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Achebe
o Things Fall Apart (Lecture Notes)
Alcott
o Little Women
Amis
o Lucky Jim
Atwood
o The Handmaid’s Tale
Austen
o Sense and Sensibility,
o Pride and Prejudice,
o Mansfield Park,
o Emma,
o Northanger Abbey,
o Persuasion
Baldwin
o Go Tell it On the Mountain,
o Notes of a Native Son
Barth
o Lost in the Funhouse
Bellow
o Seize the Day,
o Henderson the Rain King,
o The Adventures of Augie March,
o Humboldt’s Gift
Boccaccio
o Decameron
Borges
o Labyrinths
Bronte
o Jane Eyre
Bronte
o Wuthering Heights
Bunyan
o The Pilgrim’s Progress
Butler
o The Way of All Flesh,
o Erewhon
Byatt
o Possession
Calvino
o If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler
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Camus
o The Stranger,
o The Plague,
o The Fall
Carlyle
o Sartor Resartus
Cather
o My Antonia
o O Pioneers!
Cervantes
o Don Quixote
Chopin
o The Awakening,
o “The Story of an Hour”
Conrad
o Heart of Darkness,
o Lord Jim,
o The Secret Agent
o “The Secret Sharer “
Cooper
o The Last of the Mohicans,
o Deerslayer
Cortazar
o Hopscotch
Crane
o Red Badge of Courage,
o “The Open Boat,”
o Maggie
Defoe
o Robinson Crusoe,
o Moll Flanders,
o A Journey Through the Whole Island of Great Britain
Delillo
o White Noise
Dickens
o Oliver Twist,
o Great Expectations,
o Tale of Two Cities,
o Bleak House,
o David Copperfield,
o Hard Times
Dos Pasos
o Manhattan Transfer,
o U.S.A. Trilogy
Dostoyevsky
o Crime and Punishment,
o Notes from the Underground,
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o Brothers Karamazov
Drieser
o Sister Carrie
Eliot
o Silas Marner,
o Middlemarch,
o Adam Bede
Ellison
o Invisible Man
Faulkner
o The Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying,
o Absalom, Absalom!,
o Go Down Moses,
o “The Bear,”
o “A Rose for Emily,”
o Light in August
Fielding
o Tom Jones,
o Joseph Andrews
Fitzgerald
o The Great Gatsby,
o Tender is the Night,
o “Babylon Revisited”
Flaubert
o Madam Bovary
Forster
o A Room with a View,
o Howard’s End,
o Passage to India
Gilman
o “The Yellow Wallpaper”
Gogol
o “The Overcoat,”
o “The Nose”
Goldsmith
o The Vicar of Wakefield,
o She Stoops to Conquer
Hardy
o Return of the Native,
o Tess of the d’Ubervilles,
o Far from the Maddening Crowd,
o Jude the Obscure,
o The Mayor of Casterbridge
Hawthorne
o The Scarlet Letter,
o The Blithedale Romance,
o The House of Seven Gables
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o “The Minister’s Black Veil,”
o “My Kinsman, Major Molineux,”
o “Young Goodman Brown,”
o “Rappancinni’s Daughter,”
o “The Birthmark”
Heller
o Catch 22
Hemingway
o The Sun Also Rises,
o Old Man and the Sea,
o Farewell to Arms,
o For Whom the Bell Tolls,
o A Moveable Feast,
o In Our Time,
o “Hills Like White Elephants,”
o “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber,”
o “The Killers,”
o “A Clean Well Lighted Place”
Hesse
o Siddartha
Howells
o The Rise of Silas Lapham
Hurston
o Their Eyes Were Watching God
Huxley
o Brave New World
Irving
o “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,”
o “Rip Van Winkle”
o The Sketch Book
James
o Portrait of a Lady,
o Daisy Miller,
o The American,
o Wings of a Dove,
o The Ambassadors
o “The Real Thing,”
o The Turn of the Screw,
o The Beast in the Jungle,
o The Golden Bowl
Johnson
o Rasselas
Jonson
o The Alchemist
o Volpone
Joyce
o Ulysses,
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o A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man,
o Dubliners
o “The Dead”,
o Finnegans Wake
Kafka
o The Trial,
o Metamorphosis,
o “A Hunger Artist”
Kerouac
o On the Road
Kipling
o Kim
Lawrence
o Sons and Lovers,
o The Trespasser,
o The Rainbow,
o Women in Love,
o “The Rocking Horse Winner”
Lewis
o The Monk
London
o “To Build a Fire”
Lyly
o Euphues, The Anatomy of Wit
Malory
o Le Mort D’Arthur
Mansfield
o “The Garden Party,”
o “Bliss”
Marlowe
o Dr. Faustus
Marquez
o One Hundred Years of Solitude
Melville
o Moby-Dick
o Billy Budd,
o “Bartleby the Scrivener”
o “Benito Cereno”
Meredith
o The Egoist
Morison
o Song of Solomon
o Beloved
Nabkov
o Lolita
Naipaul
o The Mystic Masseur,
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o A House for Mr. Biswas
O’Conner, Fl.
o “A Good Man is Hard to Find,”
o “Revelation,”
o “Everything that Rises Must Converge,”
o “The Life You Save May be Your Own,”
o “Good Country People”
O’Conner, FR.
o “Guests of the Nation”
Orwell
o 1984,
o Animal Farm
Peacock
o Nightmare Abbey
Plath
o The Bell Jar
Poe
o “The Murders on the Rue Morgue,”
o “The Purloined Letter,”
o “Tell Tale Heart,”
o “Fall of the House of Usher”
Proust
o Swann’s Way
o Sodom and Gomorrah,
o Remembrance of Things Past
Pynchon
o The Crying of Lot 49,
o Gravity’s Rainbow
Radcliff
o The Mysteries of Udolpho
Richardson
o Pamela,
o Clarissa
Salinger
o The Catcher in the Rye
Sartre
o Nausea
Scott
o Ivanhoe
Shelly
o Frankenstein
Sinclair
o The Jungle
Singer
o “Gimpel the Fool”
Stein
o Three Lives,
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o The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas
Steinbeck
o Of Mice and Men,
o The Grapes of Wrath,
o East of Eden
Sterne
o The Life and Opinions of Tristam Shandy, Gentleman
Stevenson
o Kidnapped,
o Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Stowe
o Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Swift
o Gulliver’s Travels,
o “A Modest Proposal”
Stoker
o Dracula
Thackeray
o Vanity Fair
Thurber
o “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”
Tolstoy
o Anna Karenina,
o The Death of Ivan Ilych,
o War and Peace
Toomer
o Cane
Twain
o The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,
o The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,
o A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court,
o The Mysterious Stranger,
o Innocence Abroad,
o The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead Wilson
Voltaire
o Candide
Vonnegut
o Slaughterhouse-Five
Walker
o The Color Purple
o “Everyday Use”
Walpole
o The Castle of Otranto
Warren
o All the Kings Men
Welty
o Delta Wedding,
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o “Why I Live at the P0”
Wharton
o House of Mirth,
o Ethan Frome,
o The Age of Innocence
Wilde
o The Critic as Artist,
o The Picture of Dorian Gray
Woolf
o Mrs. Dalloway,
o To the Lighthouse
Wright
o Native Son,
o Black Boy
Prose Terminology to be familiar with:
Source One
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Source Three
Drama
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Aeschylus
o The Libation Bearers
o Oresteia,
o Prometheus Bound
o Seven Against Thebes
Aristophanes
o Lysistrata, (Movie The Girls deals with this play;)
o Clouds
Baraka
o The Dutchman
Becket (Becket’s Plays available to watch on Becket on Flim)
o Waiting for Godot, Part I Part II
o Endgame
Brecht
o Mother Courage,
o The Threepenny Opera
Chekov
o The Cherry Orchard,
o The Darling
Congreve
o The Way of the World,
o The Mourning Bride
o Love for Love
Eliot
o Murder in the Cathedral
Etherege
o The Man of Mode,
o The Comical Revenge
Euripides
o The Trojan Women,
o The Bacchae,
o Medea,
o Iphigenia at Aulis (Available on Netflix as Instant and on DVD)
Everyman
Goethe
o Faust,
o The Sorrows of Young Werther
Goldsmith
o She Stoops to Conquer
Ibson
o A Doll’s House,
o Hedda Gabler,
o The Master Builder
o The Wild Duck
Ionesco
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The Lesson,
Rhinoceros
Kyd
o The Spanish Tragedy
MacLeish
o J.B.
Marlowe
o Tamburlaine,
Miller
o The Crucible,
o Death of a Salesman
Milton
o Comus or A Mask, Presented at Ludlow Castle
Moliere
o The School for Wives,
o Tartuffe
Mon’zaemon
o The Love Suicides of Amijima
Pinter
o The Caretaker,
o The Homecoming
O’Neill
o Long Day’s Journey into Night
o Mourning Becomes Electra,
o Desire Under the Elms,
o The Hairy Ape,
o The Ice-man Cometh
Plautus
o The Menaechmus Twins
Sartre
o No Exit,
o The Flies
Second Shepherd’s Play
Shakespeare
o Romeo and Juliet,
o Hamlet,
o Macbeth
o Othello,
o Taming of the Shrew,
o The Tempest,
o The Merchant of Venice,
o The Winter’s Tale,
o Cymbeline,
o Pericles,
o Richard II,
o Richard III,
o Henry IV,
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o Henry V,
o King Lear,
o Antony and Cleopatra,
o As You Like It,
o Comedy of Errors,
o Julius Caesar,
o Twelfth Night
Shaw
o Arms and the Man,
o A Dramatic Realist to His Critics,
o Major Barbara,
o Pygmalion
Shelley
o “Prometheus Unbound”
o Cenci
Sheridan
o The School for Scandal,
o The Rivals
Sophocles
o Antigone,
o Oedipus the King
Stoppard
o Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Strindberg
o Miss Julie
Synge
o The Playboy of the Western World
Webster
o The White Devil,
o The Duchess of Malfi
Wilde
o The Importance of Being Earnest,
Williams
o Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,
o The Glass Menagerie,
o A Streetcar Named Desire
Wycherley
o The Country Wife
Dramatic Terminology to be Familiar With:
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Non-Fiction
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Adams
o The Education of Henry Adams
Angelou
o I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Study Guide)
Aristotle
o Rhetoric,
o Nichomachean Ethics
Arnold
o Culture and Anarchy
Behn
o Oroonoko, or The Royal Slave
The Bible (esp. Genesis, Exodus, Samuel, Kings, Job, Daniel, Jonah, Gospel)
Boswell
o The Life of Johnson
Burke
o Speech on Conciliation with the Colonies
Burton
o Anatomy of Melancholy
Byrd
o The History of the Dividing Line
Camus
o “The Myth of Sisyphus”
Declaration of Independence
De Quincy
o “Confessions of an English Opium-Eater”
Douglass
o The Narrative Life of Fredrick Douglass
Edwards
o Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Emerson
o Essays I, II,
o Nature,
o Self-Reliance,
o “The American Scholar,”
o “The Poet,”
o “The Divinity School Address,”
Foxe
o The Acts and Monuments
o Deaths of Latimer and Ridley
Franklin
o Autobiography
Fuller
o Woman in the Nineteenth Century
Herodotus
o The Persian Wars
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Hobbes
o Leviathan
Jewel
o An Apology in Defense of the Church of England
Jewett
o “A White Heron”
Johnson
o The Lives of the English Poets,
o The Rambler
Levi
o Survival in Auschwitz
Locke
o An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Machiavelli
o The Prince
Mill
o Autobiography,
o On Liberty,
o The Subjection of Women
Milton
o Areopagitica
More
o Utopia
Newman
o Apologia Pro Vita Sua,
o The Idea of a University
Orwell
o “Shooting an Elephant”
Plato
o Republic
Paine
o Common Sense,
o The Crisis no. 1,
o The Age of Reason
Pope
o “An Essay on Man”
Rousseau
o Confessions,
o The Social Contract
Ruskin
o The Stones of Venice
Thucydides
o History of the Peloponnesian War
Thoreau
o Civil Disobedience,
o Walden,
o Walking
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Tyndale
o The Obedience of a Christen Man
Whitman
o Democratic Vistas
Wiesel
o Night
Wollstonecraft
o A Vindication of the Rights of Women
Xenophon
o Memorobilia
o Anabasis