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It explains in detail the various ages/periods into with the history of English Literature has been decided. 

Lesson 1- Introduction
Lesson 2- Anglo Saxon age (449-1066)
Lesson 3- Middle English age part 1 [Anglo- Norman period (1660-1350)]
Lesson 4- Middle English part 2 
Lesson 5- The Renaissance part 1 (1500-1660)
Lesson 6- The Renaissance part 2 - [Elizabethan age ]
Lesson 7- The Renaissance part 3 [ Jacobean, Caroline and Puritan age ]
Lesson 8- Neoclassical period (1660-1785) part 1
Lesson 9- Neoclassical part 2
Lesson 10- The Romantic age (1798 to 1832)
Lesson 11- The Victorian era (1837-1901)
Lesson 12- Modern period (1901-1945)
Lesson 13- post modern period 
Lesson 14 - Summary of the course 
Lesson 15- pop quiz

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Briefing of the Ages of English Literature.

Lesson 1- Introduction

Explanation of Anglo-Saxon age and the characteristics of the literature produced in this age.
Brief summary of Beowulf; representative poem of Anglo-Saxon era.

Lesson 2- Anglo Saxon age (449 to 1066)

This lesson covers then first half of Middle English Period; the Anglo-Norman age (1066-1350).

Lesson 3- Middle English Period- Anglo-Norman age (1066 to 1350)

Explanation of the Age of Chaucer (1350-1400) and the 15th century in terms of Literature.

Lesson 4- Middle English part 2

This lesson explains the Renaissance era in reference to English literature. The beginning, spread and cultural developments of Renaissance.

Lesson 5- The English Renaissance (1500 to 1660)- Part 1

The lesson is about the characteristics of the Elizabethan era. It also covers prose, poetry and drama in this age.

Lesson 6-Renaissance part 2; Elizabethan age (1558-1603)

Explanation of Jacobean, Caroline and Commonwealth age in terms of characteristics of the age and the literature produced

Lesson 7- Renaissance part 3 (Jacobean, Caroline and Commonwealth age)

The Literature of the second half of 17 century i.e. The Restoration period

Lesson 8- Neoclassical age (1660- 1785)- part 1; Restoration period

Explanation of the 18th century Literature; the Augustan age and the age of sensibility with main emphasis on the poetry and it's transition to Romanticism

Lesson 9- Neoclassic age part 2 ( Augustan age and age of sensibility)

Literature of Romantic age, it's characteristics and important poets and writers

Lesson 10- The Romantic Age (1798 - 1832)

The explanation of Victorian age, it's characteristics, Literature, important literary forms and movements.

Lesson 11- The Victorian era. ( 1837 to 1901)

Literature and characteristics of the first half of 20th century.

Lesson 12 - The Modern Period (1901 to 1945)

Explanation of what postmodernism is and the kind of Literature produced in this era.

Lesson 13- Postmodern era (1945- )

Summary of the course containing quick recap of all the lessons

Lesson 14- Summary

Assessment of the lesson. 

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Lesson 15- Quiz

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Lesson 1- Introduction

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Lesson 2- Anglo Saxon age (449 to 1066)

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Lesson 3- Middle English Period- Anglo-Norman age (1066 to 1350)

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Lesson 5- The English Renaissance (1500 to 1660)- Part 1

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Lesson 6-Renaissance part 2; Elizabethan age (1558-1603)

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Lesson 7- Renaissance part 3 (Jacobean, Caroline and Commonwealth age)

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Lesson 8- Neoclassical age (1660- 1785)- part 1; Restoration period

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Lesson 9- Neoclassic age part 2 ( Augustan age and age of sensibility)

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Lesson 10- The Romantic Age (1798 - 1832)

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