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Ria Andrews

A crash course on some of the big hits of European Literature. All the way from Shakespeare to Victor Hugo. We'll learn a bit about their time in history and explore some prominent works of literature. Basically, we're walking down a little lane in history, particularly in Europe.

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A brief introduction to the Renaissance period. It's always easier to understand a writer's work once we understand his social situation.

Introduction to the Renaissance

Explore Sonnet 75 from the Amoretti by Edmund Spenser. Feel free to read the explanation of the poem. I've explained it and typed it out for you. Don't forget to try spotting the alliteration, the metaphor and the rhyme scheme once you're done.

Sonnets: What would Spenser do?

Introduction to Macbeth. Let's walk through the play. Scene by scene. I've not got into any of the details like excerpts from the play, but basically it's a host of the play scene by scene. The summary continues in the next lesson.

Macbeth by William Shakespeare: Part 1

Continuation of the story of Macbeth. We are now in the bit where Lady Macbeth and Macbeth have conspired and eventually killed King Duncan.

Macbeth by William Shakespeare: Part 2

Long live King Macbeth. Rest in peace, Banquo. In this lesson we see two important changes. The rise of Macbeth's ambition and the brewing of paranoia between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth.

Macbeth by William Shakespeare: Part 3

We begin the reign of Macbeth on the Scottish throne. We also learn about three more prophecies from the witches.

Macbeth by William Shakespeare: Part 4

The fall of the power couple: Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth. This lesson summarises the final scenes of the tragedy.

Macbeth by William Shakespeare: Part 5

We explore our three main characters:
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth
Three witches

Macbeth: Meet the characters

We explore the three major themes in Macbeth:
Gender
Fate and free will
Ambition and power

Macbeth: Themes

We learn about the motifs and symbols in Macbeth.
Motifs: Hallucination, Prophecy, Violence
Symbols: Blood, Weather

Macbeth: Motifs and Symbols

Brief introduction to Shakespeare and his  sonnets.

Meet William Shakespeare

Reading and summary of Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare.

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare

Analysis of the first quatrain of Sonnet 94 by Shakespeare.

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: Quatrain 1

Detailed analysis of the 2nd quatrain of Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: Quatrain 2

Detailed analysis of the 3rd quatrain of Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare.

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: Quatrain 3

Detailed analysis of the final couplet of Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare.

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: Couplet

We explore the themes of Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare

Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: Themes

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Devanshi Bhatnagar

This course will help anyone and everyone to speak his mind without battling his eyelid because this course will surely work as a confidence and moral booster.

Professional's English

Hello lovely people! To start off I am a lover of all arts, food and dogs. I'm a student of Comparative Literature Jadavpur University.

This course addresses kinds of composition in the English language to give learners a comprehensive understanding of what a good essay is.

Composition Skills - English Grammar for School

Joanns Ross

In this course, we discuss the history of European Literature and dive deeper into the greatest novels, poems and plays that has made the western world of literature what it is.

A crash course into the world of European Literature

 Student of English Literature from University of Delhi. I love reading and writing poetries. A traveller and a learner. Gym enthusiast. 

Abhinav Anand

The course deals with one of the most well-known works of Jonathan Swift, "Gulliver's Travels". Swift has talked about the nature of human beings and also the nature of the institution that is created by him. He talks about Parliament, Court of Justice etc.
First published in 1726 this book still mesmerizes it's readers because it is particular but at the same time universal. It talks about England's political and historical times but at the same time talks about entire human race. This makes it relatable and the objective distance actually helps us to examine our follies and take a step towards correcting them. Tags: Gulliver's travels story, Gulliver's travels summary, Gulliver's travels novel.

Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift

||Masters in English with Phonetics and Linguistics || Awarded Two times College Topper || one year teaching experience || Books Lover

Harsharnpreet Kaur

In this course we will look at the miscellaneous topics of English Literature which are always neglected by the students. But these minor topics are as important as the other topics of your syllabus. In this course you will learn about the various movements, various new words and key notes, The various Awards given in the English literature.

(Hindi) The Most Important Topics of English Literature

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Sakshi Pahwa

The course is a compilation of most commonly used Idioms and Phrases in English Language. Once understood, these idiomatic expressions can be used to Spruce up your written and spoken English.

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17 lessons • 2h 57m