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Historic Novel |
Set fiction in particular historical periods-historical, prehistoric, mythological Walter Scott-Rob Roy, Ivanhoe Leo Tolstoy -War & Peace Robert Graves-I, Claudius Mary Renault-The King Must Die Virginia Wolf- Orlando |
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Picaresque Novel |
Recounts adventures of rouge protagonist (picaro) Miguel de Cervantes -Don Quixote Henry fielding -Tom Jones |
Titles are names of men. |
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Gothic novels |
Features horror, mystery, suspense, superstition, supernatural, and revenge.
Originated as a reaction against 18th century Enlightenment rationalism
Mary Shelley-Frankenstein Bram Stoker- Dracula Horace Walpole -Castle of Otramto Matthew Gregory Lewis- Monk Anne Rice |
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Psychological Novels |
Originating in 17th century France, explore character's motivations
Dostoyevsky- Crime & Punishment Tolstoy- Anna Karenina Gustavo Flaubert- Madame Bovery James Joyce novels George Elliot novels |
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Novels of Manner |
Stories that observe, explore, and analyze the social behaviors of a specific time and place Jane Austin-strongest example Evelyn Waugh-Handful of Dust, Sword of Honor Saki-The Unbearable Bassinton(focuses on the Edwardian society) |
Emma's favorite author to quote |
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Sentimental Love Novels |
Originated in the movement of Romanticism *depicts emotional love rather than only physical love
18th century-Samuel Richardson-Pamela
Then Victorian Eras rejection of emotionalism caused the term "sentimental" to have an undesirable connotation.
19th cent. Charles Dickens-A Christmas Carol
20th Cent. Erich Segal-Love Story |
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Epistolary Novels |
Told in the forms of letters written by their characters rather than the narrative form. Samuel Richardson-Pamela(1740) & Clarissa(1748) 19th cent. Wilkie Collins The Moonstone(a mystery) This was outdated by the 20th century. |
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Pastoral Novels |
Lyrically idealized country life as idyllic and utopian, akin to the Garden of Eden |
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