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Even the strongest of his memories had no more than a precarious hold upon his attention . This course takes the casual absorption of Irish writing into English literary history as both inspiration and object of study . Independent , yet not efficient ; with some of womanhood 's graces forgone , and yet with all the woman 's hunger and need ; half sophisticated , yet not wise ; Oleron was tired of it all .... " It 's been identified by both the court and both sides as having some value as a precedent in establishing the liability and the value of these cases . Our collective aim will be to arrive at an understanding of how the history of the novel has in many ways been the history of debates about the novel - - about whether novels were morally uplifting or socially threatening or both , about whether novels were art or entertainment or both , about what kinds of truths novels could tell about what kinds of subjects , and about whether , and on what terms , novels could properly claim to participate in the social and philosophical debates of their day . 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 . While it may take 10 or 20 trials to establish the value of all the cases , at some point , both sides will have an idea of the probability of success of those cases in New Jersey . No : let the miserable wrestle with his own shadows ; let him , if indeed he be so mad , clip and strain and enfold and couch the succubus ; but lt him do so in a house into which not an air of Heaven penetrates , nor a bright finger of the sun pierces the filthy twilight . In this course we will both anatomize and test that claim , studying how an emergent social and scientific interest in the abnormal , the unnatural , and the pathological enabled Victorians to describe a variety of activities , affects , and beliefs as deviant . Neither novels nor biographies were thought to be quite legitimate at first ; both were seen as morally suspect genres , as inherently questionable kinds of writing that , in dealing closely with the most personal and intimate aspects of their subjects ' lives , encouraged an unhealthy prurience in readers and writers alike . In the 1890s , there were over fifty theatres in greater London , most of the them in the West End , a half dozen alone along Shaftesbury Avenue , which had been completed in 1886 as part of an urban renewal plan off of Picadilly Circus . Also , this course will have an electronic mailing list ( known as a listserver ) that will have all of our names on it . The history of Philadelphia is a story of diversity ; we should tell this story , and about how we've evolved into the reality of the present . ) Paper-based materials , photographs , furniture , paintings , and textile collections were the most common types of collections , and are held at approximately half of all the institutions . The idea contained within Ackroyd 's subtitle , that it is neither possible nor desirable simply to write a history of London , to treat that great metropolis as if it were an inanimate and static thing , will anchor our study of London and literature . " " That 's better , " said one of the inspectors , putting his head out of a window and drawing a deep breath . The angry voices sounded like sea ; something hard , like a stone , hit the back of the cab ; and the inspector followed Oleron in and stood with his back to the window nearer the side where the people were . This course will take a chronological look at London 's literary life , charting its progress from Renaissance drama to Augustan poetry and prose , through the Romantic period , and onward to the narrative experiments of Victorian , modernist , and postmodernist authors .