Restoration and Eighteenth Century
Drama and Theatre

The main course site
[the Moodle page for this course]

The following material is currently accessible from this page, and immediately relevant:

• Responses to the anonymous questionnaire inviting feedback on the course
• The prompts, which are posted as I create them (don't assume they're final, though, until class time)
• Current material:
• wiki for saving final learning reflections
• table of minimum marks
• The records of tasks completed
• A working chronology of the plays we worked with
• Learning journals

• The list of anthologies of plays
• The list of literary histories
• The wikis on play explorations, and the Forums for discussing each
• A Text for Dryden's Essay of Dramatick Poesie
• A Forum for reflecting on the Essay
• A couple of focal readings in the Essay:
• Lisideius on the French
• Neander's Examen of The Silent Woman
• Four collaborative wikis (all you ever needed to know about these plays):
• The Man of Mode, or, Sir Fopling Flutter, by George Etherege
• The Fair Penitent, A Tragedy, by Nicholas Rowe
• All for Love, or, the World Well Lost, by John Dryden
• The Beggar's Opera, by John Gay
• The wiki on The Way of the World
• The wikis for posting reports on readings over spring break
• The Home Stretch wiki page
• Posting reflections on reading Henry Fielding's Tom Thumb, or The Tragedy of Tragedies
• A text of Tom Thumb, or The Tragedy of Tragedies

• The course email list (you will need to log in with your usual email password)
• The responses to the end of term feedback questionnaire, with some responses from Russ
• The wiki sites for responding to reflections on individual play reading (see Prompt #33)
• A Forum for proposing that we all read a particular play, with a focus on a specific scene
• Two more scenes from The Way of the World:
• Act III, scene v
• Act III, scene xv