18th century, and how it developed out of romance and spiritual
autobiography. Matz will also teach the different genres of the novel, and
its narrative elements.
The most interesting element of the course, however, is Matz's
discussion of how the novel has shaped social life and the English
community and nationalism. He argues that novels are generated with an
intent to produce a certain effect on its audience and elicit certain
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