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	==Works Cited==		==Works Cited==

	*Taormina, Agatha. "[http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm Origins of The Novel]." 2005. 10 Feb. 2006.
	*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier'' Winter 2004, Vol. 36, Issue 4.		*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier'' Winter 2004, Vol. 36, Issue 4.
	*Seltzer, Alvin. ''Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos''. New York: Shocken Books, 1974		*Seltzer, Alvin. ''Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos''. New York: Shocken Books, 1974
			*Taormina, Agatha. "[http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm Origins of The Novel]." 2005. 10 Feb. 2006.

	[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]		[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]

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	A novel is a fictional story of considerable length written in the		A novel is a fictional story of considerable length written in the vernacular of the author. A novel has a [[plot]] that is unfolded by the actions, speech, and thoughts of the [[characters]]. The term
	vernacular of the author. A novel has a [[plot]] that is unfolded by
	the actions, speech, and thoughts of the [[characters]]. The term
	novel is derived from the word [[novella]]. There are three main types of novels; the picaresque novel, the		novel is derived from the word [[novella]]. There are three main types of novels; the picaresque novel, the
	historical novel, and the naturalistic novel. In a picaresque novel		historical novel, and the naturalistic novel. In a picaresque novel the [[protagonist]] has a series of episodic adventures in which he or she sees the much of the world and then comments satirically upon it.
	the [[protagonist]] has a series of episodic adventures in which he or		A historical novel is a novel that embraces not only romance but also works that strive to convey the essence of life in a certain time and place. A naturalistic novel studies the effect of heredity and the environment on human beings. Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five forms. The five forms are inner conflict, conscious conflict, social conflict, human conflict, and spiritual conflict (Seltzer 3). "By
	she sees the much of the world and then comments satirically upon it.		shaping experience as only it can, the novel becomes itself one of our most essential experiences because it provides the insight, intelligence, and coherence which life alone never offers. Man therefore uses the novel to learn more about his own life-and this is true whether he's writing one or reading one" (Seltzer 1). It is
	A historical novel is a novel that embraces not only romance but also		easier for a novel to define a human than it is for a human to define a novel. Novels are about life. The two are codependent.
	works that strive to convey the essence of life in a certain time and
	place. A naturalistic novel studies the effect of heredity and the
	environment on human beings. Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five
	forms. The five forms are inner conflict, conscious conflict, social
	conflict, human conflict, and spiritual conflict (Seltzer 3). "By
	shaping experience as only it can, the novel becomes itself one of our
	most essential experiences because it provides the insight,
	intelligence, and coherence which life alone never offers. Man
	therefore uses the novel to learn more about his own life-and this is
	true whether he's writing one or reading one" (Seltzer 1). It is
	easier for a novel to define a human than it is for a human to define a
	novel. Novels are about life. The two are codependent.


	==History==		==History==

	The modern novel did not appear until after The Enlightenment ~~and The~~		The modern novel did not appear until after The [[Enlightenment]]. During the periods of the 17th and 18th centuries, people were beginning to open up to the ideas of God, reason, nature, and man. This led to the revolutionary development in art philosophy, and politics. With the flow of new ideas came the flow of literary work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on literature (Taormina 1). 18th century novelists include [[Daniel Defoe]], [[Samuel Richardson]], and [[Jane Austin]]. Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the modern English novel (Taormina 1). He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719) and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels.
	~~Age of Reason~~. During the periods of the 17th and 18th centuries,		Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote many novels that are still very popular today. "Although she is not an 18th century novelist, Austen has more in common with the novelists of the 18th century than she does with the novelists of the early 19th century. She was the greatest English novelist of manners" (Taormina 2). She wrote ''Pride and Prejudice'' (c. 1812) and ''Emma'' (1816).
	people were beginning to open up to the ideas of God, reason, nature,
	and man. This led to the revolutionary development in art philosophy,
	and politics. With the flow of new ideas came the flow of literary
	work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due
	to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on
	literature (Taormina 1). 18th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and
	Jane Austin. ~~Daniel~~ Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the
	modern English novel (Taormina 1). He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719)
	and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels.
	Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote
	many novels that are still very popular today. "Although she is not
	an 18th century novelist, Austen has more in common with the novelists
	of the 18th century than she does with the novelists of the early 19th
	century. She was the greatest English novelist of manners" (Taormina
	2). She wrote ''Pride and Prejudice'' (c. 1812) and ''Emma''
	(1816).

	==~~A Quick Look at the History of~~ Women and ~~Novels~~==		==Women and the Novel==

	When most people think of a novel written by a woman they think of a		When most people think of a novel written by a woman they think of a long drawn out romance story. While there is nothing wrong with a long drawn out romance story; it is stereotypical to put female writers into the romance box. The history of the novel wouldn't be complete without the question of gender. Nothing ever really is complete without a distinction between male or female. Diane Long Hoeveler asks the question, "Can the history of the novel be rewritten so that women writers are given their proper status even though, for the most part, women produced works that have been largely denigrated or buried by historians of the novel?" (Hoeveler 1).
	long drawn out romance story. While there is nothing wrong with a long
	drawn out romance story; it is stereotypical to put female writers
	into the romance box. The history of the novel wouldn't be complete
	without the question of gender. Nothing ever really is complete without a distinction between male or female. Diane Long
	Hoeveler asks the question, "Can the history of the novel be rewritten
	so that women writers are given their proper status even though, for
	the most part, women produced works that have been largely denigrated
	or buried by historians of the novel?" (Hoeveler 1) ~~The world may~~
	~~never know~~.

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	[[Literary Terms]]		[[Literary Terms]]


	==Works Cited==		==Works Cited==

	*Taormina, Agatha. "~~Origins of The Novel. "2005. 10 Feb. 2006~~		*Taormina, Agatha. "[http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm Origins of The Novel]." 2005. 10 Feb. 2006.
	<http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm>		*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier'' Winter 2004, Vol. 36, Issue 4.
	*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic		*Seltzer, Alvin. ''Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos''. New York: Shocken Books, 1974
	Search Premier''Winter 2004,Vol. 36,Issue 4
	*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. New York:
	Shocken Books, 1974

	[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]		[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]

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	literature (Taormina 1). 18th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and		literature (Taormina 1). 18th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and
	Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the		Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the
	modern English novel (Taormina 1) He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719)		modern English novel (Taormina 1). He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719)
	and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels.		and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels.
	Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote		Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote

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	works that strive to convey the essence of life in a certain time and		works that strive to convey the essence of life in a certain time and
	place. A naturalistic novel studies the effect of heredity and the		place. A naturalistic novel studies the effect of heredity and the
	environment on human beings.		environment on human beings. Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five

	Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five
	forms. The five forms are inner conflict, conscious conflict, social		forms. The five forms are inner conflict, conscious conflict, social
	conflict, human conflict, and spiritual conflict (Seltzer 3). "By		conflict, human conflict, and spiritual conflict (Seltzer 3). "By
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	work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due		work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due
	to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on		to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on
	literature (Taormina 1).		literature (Taormina 1). 18th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and

	18th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and
	Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the		Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the
	modern English novel (Taormina 1) He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719)		modern English novel (Taormina 1) He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719)

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	vernacular of the author. A novel has a [[plot]] that is unfolded by		vernacular of the author. A novel has a [[plot]] that is unfolded by
	the actions, speech, and thoughts of the [[characters]]. The term		the actions, speech, and thoughts of the [[characters]]. The term
	novel is derived from the word [[novella]].		novel is derived from the word [[novella]]. There are three main types of novels; the picaresque novel, the

	There are three main types of novels; the picaresque novel, the
	historical novel, and the naturalistic novel. In a picaresque novel		historical novel, and the naturalistic novel. In a picaresque novel
	the [[protagonist]] has a series of episodic adventures in which he or		the [[protagonist]] has a series of episodic adventures in which he or

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-A novel is a fictional story of considerable length written in the vernacular of the author.  A novel has a [[plot]] that is unfolded by the actions, speech, and thoughts of the [[characters]]. The term novel is derived from the world [[novella]]. There are many types of novels.  There is the picaresque novel, the historical novel, and the naturalistic novel.  In a picaresque novel the [[protagonist]] has a series of episodic adventures in which he or she sees the much of the world and then comments satirically upon it.  A historical novel is a novel that embraces not only romance but also works that strive to convey the essence of life in a certain time and place.  A naturalistic novel studies the effect of heredity and the environment on human beings. Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five forms.  The five forms are inner conflict, conscious conflict, social conflict, human conflict, and spiritual conflict (Seltzer 3).  "By shaping experience as only it can, the novel becomes itself one of our most essential experiences because it provides the insight, intelligence, and coherence which life alone never offers.  Man therefore uses the novel to learn more about his own life-and this is true whether he's writing one or reading one" (Seltzer 1).  It is easier for a novel to define humans than it is for humans to define a novel.  Novels are about life.  The two are codependent.
+A novel is a fictional story of considerable length written in the
-==History==
+Novels force mankind to examine truth, meaning, and values in five
-==A Quick Look at the History of Women and Novels==
+==History==
-When most people think of a novel written by a woman, they think of a long drawn out romance story.  While there is nothing wrong a long drawn out romance story, it is stereotypical to put female writers into the romance box.  The history of the novel wouldn't be complete without the question of gender.  Nothing ever really is.  Diane Long Hoeveler asks the question, "Can the history of the novel be rewritten so that women writers are given their proper status even though, for the most part, women produced works that have been largely denigrated or buried by historians of the novel?" (Hoeveler 1) The world may never know.
+The modern novel did not appear until after The Enlightenment and The
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+th century novelists include Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and
-[[Literary Terms]]
+==A Quick Look at the History of Women and Novels==
-==Works Cited==
+----
-*Taormina, Agatha. "Origins of The Novel. "2005. 10 Feb. 2006
+[[Literary Terms]]
 <http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm>
 *Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier''Winter 2004,Vol. 36,Issue 4
-*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. New York: Shocken Books, 1974
+==Works Cited==
 [[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]

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	==History==		==History==

	The modern novel did not appear until after The Enlightenment and The Age of Reason. During these two periods during the 17th and 18th centuries people were beginning to open up to the ideas of God, reason, nature, and man. This led to the revolutionary development in art philosophy, and politics. With the flow of new ideas came the flow of literary work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on literature (Taormina 1). Some 18th century novelists were Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the modern English novel (Taormina 1) He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719) and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels. Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote many novels that are still very popular today. “Although she is not an 18th century novelist, Austen has more in common with the novelists of the 18th century than she does with the novelists of the early 19th century. She was the greatest English novelist of manners” (Taormina 2). She wrote ''Pride and Prejudice'' (c. 1812) and ''Emma'' (1816).		The modern novel did not appear until after The Enlightenment and The Age of Reason. During these two periods during the 17th and 18th centuries people were beginning to open up to the ideas of God, reason, nature, and man. This led to the revolutionary development in art philosophy, and politics. With the flow of new ideas came the flow of literary work. The English novel was forced to appear in the 18th century due to the fact that more people could read and had money to spend on literature (Taormina 1). Some 18th century novelists were Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson, and Jane Austin. Daniel Defoe was sometimes called the founder of the modern English novel (Taormina 1) He wrote ''Robinson Crusoe'' (1719) and ''Moll Flanders'' (1722). Samuel Richardson wrote many novels. Most of them dealt with moral issues and women. Jane Austen wrote many novels that are still very popular today. “Although she is not an 18th century novelist, Austen has more in common with the novelists of the 18th century than she does with the novelists of the early 19th century. She was the greatest English novelist of manners” (Taormina 2). She wrote ''Pride and Prejudice'' (c. 1812) and ''Emma'' (1816).

	==A Quick Look at the History of Women and Novels==		==A Quick Look at the History of Women and Novels==

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	<http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm>		<http://www.nvc.edu/home/ataormina/novels/history/origins.htm>
	*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier''Winter 2004,Vol. 36,Issue 4		*Long Hoeveler, Diane. "Women and Novelistic Authority. "''Academic Search Premier''Winter 2004,Vol. 36,Issue 4
	*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. Shocken Books, 1974		*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. New York: Shocken Books, 1974

	[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:~~English Composition 11~~]]		[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]

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	*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. Shocken Books, 1974		*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. Shocken Books, 1974

	[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:~~World Literature~~]]		[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:English Composition 11]]

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	*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. Shocken Books, 1974		*Seltzer, Alvin. Chaos in the Novel, the Novel in Chaos. Shocken Books, 1974

	[[Category:Literary Terms]]		[[Category:Literary Terms]][[Category:World Literature]]