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We will read terrifically popular Irish writers alongside English novelists who packaged Ireland for an English public , mythic tales of national origin and gothic stories of nationalist discontent , famine poetry and writings from the Gaelic Revival , cultural nationalist polemic and early modernist classics . With 100 Vioxx lawsuits already filed and hundreds of other would-be plaintiffs on retainer , Davis , a trial lawyer from Teaneck , 133 miles away , is keenly interested in what happens here . " Future Search is a dynamic , two-and-a-half-day planning meeting first developed in Philadelphia and used by groups around the world to transform and enhance an organization or community 's capability for cooperative action - - even if participants have had no prior contact and / or if they do n't typically work together . If you are uncertain about what constitutes plagiarism , or are unsure of how to cite the work of others properly in your writing , see me . I do not require you to use the English gopher , the world wide web , or any of the internet , but an electronic mail account - - and checking it at least a couple of times a week - - is required . Conversely , making a commitment to the work for this course will be its own reward : you will be able to watch your capacities for critical thinking and analytical writing improve during the term . Along the way , we 'll sample the work of various Victorian nonfiction writers who were concerned with what it meant to record history , what it meant to create art , and what it meant to do both at once . London is a city that absolutely vibrates with history - - to walk its streets is to understand what animated Dickens ' fiction , what inspired the special modernism of Virginia Woolf and her Bloomsbury coterie , what the Blitz meant for a city that had long regarded itself as the capital of the world . The novel was a crucial part of this broad cultural obsession with the unacceptable , providing elaborate meditations on what it meant to be normal , as well as on what it meant to transgress the bounds of decency . he fretted discontentedly , could sometimes have wept for mere weakness and misery ; and yet he was dimly conscious that he would not have exchanged his sadness for all the noisy mirth of the world outside . Our study will include literary work written in Irish ( we 'll read it in translation ) as well as the work of expatriated writers such as Oscar Wilde , the Dublin-born aesthete who found fame - - and , finally , shame - - writing for the London stage , and James Joyce , whose career depended on his decision to abandon Ireland for the Continent in 1904 .