General Lesson Outline
Résumé de section
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📘 Course RoadmapLecture 1
The Foundations of British Romanticism: Classical, Renaissance, and Enlightenment InfluencesLecture 2
The First-Generation Romantics: Wordsworth & ColeridgeLecture 3
The Second-Generation Romantics: Byron, Shelley, & KeatsLecture 4
The Gothic & The Romantic Novel: Mary Shelley & The BrontësLecture 5
The Industrial Revolution and Victorian Poetry: Tennyson and BrowningLecture 6
Realism and Social Critique: Dickens and George EliotLecture 7
Aestheticism and the Art for Art’s Sake Movement: Oscar WildeLecture 8
The Modernist Break: Gerard Manley Hopkins & H.G. WellsLecture 9
Stream of Consciousness and Psychological NarrativeLecture 10
T.S. Eliot and the Crisis of Meaning in Modern PoetryLecture 11
Postmodernism and Narrative Experimentation: John FowlesLecture 12
Feminism & Postcolonialism in British LiteratureLecture 13
Globalization and Contemporary British LiteratureLecture 14
The Future of British Literature in the 21st Century-
🗓️ TimelineHistory of British Literature: From Romanticism to Contemporary VoicesFollow the development of British literature across fourteen weeks, from the foundations of Romanticism to emerging contemporary literary voices.WEEK 01The Foundations of British RomanticismClassical, Renaissance, and Enlightenment InfluencesWEEK 02The First-Generation RomanticsWilliam Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor ColeridgeWEEK 03The Second-Generation RomanticsLord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John KeatsWEEK 04The Gothic and the Romantic NovelMary Shelley and the Brontë SistersWEEK 05The Industrial Revolution and Victorian PoetryAlfred Tennyson and Robert BrowningWEEK 06Realism and Social CritiqueCharles Dickens and George EliotWEEK 07Aestheticism and DecadenceOscar WildeWEEK 08The Modernist BreakGerard Manley Hopkins and H. G. WellsWEEK 09Stream of ConsciousnessJames Joyce and Virginia WoolfWEEK 10T. S. Eliot and the Crisis of MeaningFragmentation, alienation, myth, and intertextualityWEEK 11Postmodernism and FragmentationJohn Fowles’s The French Lieutenant’s WomanWEEK 12Feminism and PostcolonialismDoris Lessing and A. S. ByattWEEK 13Contemporary British Literature and GlobalizationMigration, hybridity, media, and global cultureWEEK 14The Future of British LiteratureNew voices, digital forms, climate fiction, and future perspectives↔️ Scroll horizontally to explore the complete fourteen-week learning journey.
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