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ENGLT 311: English Literature - Romanticism through 21st Century
This course surveys significant works of British authors from the beginning of Romanticism in the Eighteenth Century to the Moderns and Post-Moderns of the Twentieth Century, with consideration of the important aspects of English literary history. In this course, students will read and analyze numerous literary works relevant to literature as a whole and to British culture in particular, making connections between various literary periods.
- Author
- Lesley Gale
- Publisher
- Cosumnes River College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
- Category
- English
Contents· 150 sections
- 01: The Romantic Period
- 1.01: Introduction to the Romantic Period
- 1.02: Mary Robinson Biography and Poems
- 1.03: Charlotte Smith
- 1.3.01: Charlotte Turner Smith Biography (17491806)
- 1.3.02: Charlotte Smith Elegiac Sonnets and other Poems
- 1.04: African Writers and Abolitionists in England and the Colonies
- 1.4.01: Ignatius Sancho
- 1.4.02: Olaudah Equiano
- 1.4.03: Abolitionist poetry book for children
- 1.4.3.01: The Negro's Complaint by William Cowper
- 1.4.04: Samuel Taylor Coleridge from On the Slave Trade
- 1.4.05: Chimamanda Adichie The Danger of a Single Story
- 1.05: William Blake
- 1.06: Robert Burns
- 1.07: Mary Wollstonecraft
- 1.08: William Wordsworth
- 1.09: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- 1.10: Ann Radcliffe The Mysteries of Udolpho
- 1.11: Dorothy Wordsworth
- 1.12: Jane Austen
- 1.12.01: Jane Austen Biography
- 1.12.02: Jane Austen Northanger Abbey
- 1.13: George Gordon Lord Byron
- 1.14: John Keats
- 1.14.01: John Keats Biography and works Part I
- 1.14.02: John Keats Biography and works Part II
- 1.15: Percy Bysshe Shelley
- 1.15.01: Percy Bysshe Shelley Biography and works Part I
- 1.15.02: Percy Bysshe Shelley Biography and works Part II
- 1.16: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
- 02: The Victorian Era
- 2.01: Introduction to The Victorian Era
- 2.1.01: The Cry of the Children by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- 2.1.02: The White Mans Burden
- 2.1.03: Selection from The Angel in the House by Coventry Patmore
- 2.1.04: Selection from Hard Times by Charles Dickens
- 2.1.05: Selection from Alices Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
- 2.02: Alfred Lord Tennyson
- 2.2.01: Alfred Tennyson Biography
- 2.2.02: The Lady of Shalott
- 2.2.03: Ulysses
- 2.2.04: Break Break Break
- 2.03: The Pre-Raphaelites
- 2.04: Selection from The House of Life by Dante Gabriel Rosetti
- 2.05: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- 2.5.01: Elizabeth Barrett Browning Biography
- 2.5.02: Sonnets from the Portuguese
- 2.06: Robert Browning
- 2.6.01: Robert Browning Biography
- 2.6.02: Porphyria's Lover
- 2.6.03: My Last Duchess
- 2.07: Matthew Arnold Biography
- 2.08: Emily Bronte
- 2.8.01: Emily Bronte Biography
- 2.8.02: No Coward Soul Is Mine
- 2.8.03: Im Happiest When Most Away
- 2.8.04: Overview of Wuthering Heights
- 2.09: Christina Rossetti
- 2.9.01: Christina Rossetti Biography
- 2.9.02: Goblin Market
- 2.10: Gerard Manley Hopkins
- 2.10.01: Gerard Manley Hopkins Biography
- 2.10.02: The Windhover
- 2.10.03: Pied Beauty
- 2.10.04: Gods Grandeur
- 2.10.05: Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins
- 2.11: Oscar Wilde
- 2.11.01: Oscar Wilde Biography
- 2.11.02: The Importance of Being Earnest- Act I
- 2.11.03: The Importance of Being Earnest- Act II
- 2.11.04: The Importance of Being Earnest- Act III
- 03: The Twentieth Century and Beyond
- 3.01: Modernism and Postmodernism as Literary Movements
- 3.1.01: Modernism and Postmodernism as Literary Movements
- 3.1.02: Historical Context
- 3.02: Thomas Hardy
- 3.2.01: Thomas Hardy Biography
- 3.2.02: Hap
- 3.2.03: The Convergence of the Twain
- 3.2.04: Ah Are You Digging on My Grave
- 3.03: A.E. Housman
- 3.3.01: A.E. Housman Biography
- 3.3.02: Loveliest of Trees
- 3.3.03: To an Athlete Dying Young
- 3.04: World War I Poetry
- 3.4.01: World War I Poetry Introduction
- 3.05: Wilfred Owen
- 3.5.01: Wilfred Owen Biography
- 3.5.02: Dulce et Decorum Est
- 3.5.03: Anthem for Doomed Youth
- 3.06: Siegfried Sassoon
- 3.6.01: Siegfried Sassoon Biography
- 3.6.02: Base Details and Glory of Women
- 3.07: Rupert Brooke
- 3.7.01: Rupert Brooke Biography
- 3.7.02: The Soldier
- 3.08: William Butler Yeats
- 3.8.01: William Butler Yeats Biography
- 3.8.02: The Lake Isle of Innisfree
- 3.8.03: No Second Troy
- 3.8.04: The Wild Swans at Coole
- 3.8.05: The Second Coming
- 3.8.06: Sailing to Byzantium
- 3.09: Joyce James
- 3.9.01: Joyce James Biography
- 3.9.02: The Dead
- 3.10: D. H. Lawrence
- 3.10.01: D. H. Lawrence Biography
- 3.10.02: The Odour of Chrysanthemums
- 3.10.03: Piano from New Poems by D. H. Lawrence
- 3.10.04: Why the Novel Matters
- 3.11: Other Poetry
- 3.11.01: Oread by H.D. Lawrence
- 3.11.02: October by Richard Aldington
- 3.12: George Orwell
- 3.12.01: George Orwell Biography
- 3.12.02: Pleasure Spots
- 3.13: Steve Smith
- 3.13.01: Steve Smith Biography
- 3.13.02: Not Waving but Drowning
- 3.13.03: Our Bog is Dood
- 3.14: Virginia Woolf
- 3.14.01: Virginia Woolf Biography
- 3.14.02: Professions for Women
- 3.15: Katherine Mansfield
- 3.15.01: Katherine Mansfield Biography
- 3.15.02: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- I
- 3.15.03: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- II
- 3.15.04: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- III
- 3.15.05: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- IV
- 3.15.06: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- V
- 3.15.07: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- VI
- 3.15.08: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- VII
- 3.15.09: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- VIII
- 3.15.10: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- IX
- 3.15.11: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- X
- 3.15.12: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- XI
- 3.15.13: The Daughters of the Late Colonel- XII
- 3.16: Anita Desai
- 3.16.01: Anita Desai Biography
- 3.16.02: The Domestic Maid
- 3.17: Seamus Heaney
- 3.17.01: Seamus Heaney Biography
- 3.17.02: Digging
- 3.18: Salmon Rushdie
- 3.18.01: Salmon Rushdie Biography
- 3.18.02: The Prophets Hair
- 3.19: Carol Ann Duffy
- 3.20: Chimamanda Adichie We Should All Be Feminists