Analysis of English Literature
Course Description
Samuel Taylor is one of the greatest of the English Romantic poets. With this course, you will learn about his life's journey and the term "Conversation poem" which relates to a phrase Coleridge had used about an earlier English poet, William Cowper. You will look into different conversation poem examples as well as the systolic rhythm which is the structure of Coleridge's Conversation Poems. You will also study Romantic poetry.
You will then look into Coleridge's story Kubla Khan and learn about it's general and specific meanings. You will also study the poems The Eolian Harp, The Lime-Tree Bower My Prison, and the Frost at Midnight. You will learn about the poems' tone and movement, the central paradox, poetic form, sound structure, and more. Also, you will look at the setting and stage of William Shakespeare's Macbeth and the themes in Arthur Millers's The Crucible.
Upon the completion of this course, you will have a better understanding of the writings, history, techniques, and structure that were used by some of the greatest writers in English literature history, so whether you wish to further your study in literature or just want to know more about some of the greatest works every written, this course will be of great interest so start learning today.
What you'll learn in this course?
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Shakespeare
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Homeschool English and Languages
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English Literature
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Literature
Course Curriculum
- Learning Outcomes
- Introduction To Samuel Coleridge
- Coleridge - Kubla Khan
- Coleridge - The Eolian Harp
- Coleridge - This Lime-Tree Bower, My Prison
- Coleridge - Frost At Midnight
- Introduction To Macbeth By Shakespeare
- Macbeth - Act Two and Act Three
- Macbeth - Act Four and Act Five
- Macbeth Themes
- The Crucible - Act One
- The Crucible - Act Two, Act Three, Act Four and Themes
- Lesson Summary
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Ireland
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