Tentative Schedule of Readings—Secondary readings may be added as needed
Week One:  
  Monday April 3: Introduction
Wed. April 5: Introduction
Fri, April 7: Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination. Random House, New York, 1992. Study questions
Week Two:  
  Readings for this week Mon. April 10 and Wed., April 12: 
  Morrison (continued) and Lampert, Gender and Jewish Difference from Paul to Shakespeare (link), Chapter Two, “Hermeneutics of Difference” 19-57 and 183-202 (notes).  Available online through Geisel (UCSD connection required) 
Paul, Romans, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Galatians Douay-Rheims Bible translation
  Jerome, Letter LXX, “To Magnus” and Origen, Homily 7.  
Fri., April 14: Mittman: “Are the ‘monstrous races’ races?Postmedieval (2015) 6: 36 link Also on reserve through Geisel e-reserves
Week Three:  Conferences on research topic this week
  Mon. April 17:  CLASS MEETS AT SPECIAL TIME for lecture by Prof. Asa Mittman, Professor and Chair, Art History, Chico State University
  5 pm Faculty Club REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED—BRING A FRIEND (OR THREE)
Wed. April 19: Discussion of Mittman lecture and introduction to Prioress’s Tale		Study questions
  Fri. April 21: Chaucer’s portrait of Prioress and “Prioress’s Tale.”  Link
Week Four:  
  Mon. April 24: Prioress’s Tale 
  Wed. April 26:  Prioress’s Tale 
  Fri. April 28: Croxton Play of the Sacrament (translation to be distributed). Middle English version here
Croxton Study and Quiz questions
Video of production of the play
Week Five:
  Mon. May 1: Croxton Play of the Sacrament
  Wed. May 3: Croxton Play of the Sacrament 
  Fri. May 5: Croxton Play of the Sacrament
Week Six: Study/quiz questions
  Mon. May 8: Marlowe, Jew of Malta.
  Wed. May 10: Marlowe, Jew of Malta.
Fri. May 12: Marlowe, Jew of Malta
Week Seven: Merchant study/quiz questions
  Mon. May 15: Marlowe, Jew of Malta and Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice.
  Wed. May 17: Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice.
  Fri. May 19: Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice.
Week Eight:
  Mon. May 22: Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice. 
  Wed. May 24: Nashe, Unfortunate Traveller Link to early edition of Nashe Study questions
  Fri. May 26: Nashe, Unfortunate Traveller
Week Nine:
  Mon. May 29: MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
  Wed. May 31: Nashe, Unfortunate Traveller
  Fri. June 2: Nashe, Unfortunate Traveller
Week Ten:  Presentations this week
  Mon. June 5: Review/Spill over/Presentations 
  Wed. June 7: Review.  Final Paper Due
  Fri. June 9: Review