21. British Literature I William shakespeare. Ideas of the Renaissance shakespeare s Loves Henry IV,King Lear Instructor s Comments. http://iws.ccccd.edu/andrade/britlit/shakespeare/shakespeare.html

22. British Literature Students focusing on british literature examine the literatures and literaryhistory of For example, if you liked your class on shakespeare s plays, http://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/majors/102607.html

@import "/common/shared/css/p3_import.css"; @import "/common/student/css/import.css"; Jump to page content help store Site Colleges students parents educators CollegeBoard.com ... Pay for College Find a College Where to Start Campus Life College Visits Tools College Search Compare Colleges Sign Up My Organizer Create a free account. User Name: Password: Help Home Find a College Profiles Major: British Literature Print Full Article Email Article Degree Type This major often leads to the bachelor's degree. Helpful High School Courses AP AP English Literature AP European History AP World History Journalism Speech Typical Major Courses British poetry Literary theory and criticism Modern British literature Renaissance literature Romantic literature The eighteenth-century novel The English language The work of Chaucer The work of Milton The work of Shakespeare Victorian literature Related Majors American Literature Comparative Literature Creative Writing English ... Theater Arts Related Careers Advertising, Marketing, and Public Relations Managers Editors Elementary, Middle, and High School Teachers News Analysts, Reporters, and Correspondents ... Technical Writers Major: British Literature If you study this subject, you'll get to read some of the greatest literature ever written. You'll also learn about the origins of the English language, the history of Europe, and the development of modern writing.

23. British Literature Advance Course Information-Winter 2000 british literature 130I shakespeare. Instructor M. Warren. Winter 2000.This upper division course will be devoted to the study of what, as the subject of http://reg.ucsc.edu/soc/aci/winter2000/ltbr.html

WINTER 2000 This information effective for Winter 2000. Check with instructor the first day of class for any changes. British Literature LTBR-104A-01 LTBR-130I-01 British Literature 104A: Reading the Traditional Canon, Part I Instructor: M. Warren This course has been offered over the years as both English Literature 100A, more recently as Pre- and Early Modern Literature 166, and most recently as LTBR 104. The title describes the course accurately: it is primarily a study of works that have been traditionally associated with the idea of a canon of English Literature from Chaucer (late 14c.) to Cowper (d. 1800), but it also concerns the act of reading what has come to be known as "the canon." As such it provides a broad foundation for the study of earlier English literature. But it can also prove invaluable to students of later British and American literature and of Creative Writing by guiding them through many of the works that post-1800 writers and readers knew and know well. Students should have taken the lower division requirements of the major before enrolling; freshpersons are not admitted. LTBR 104A is an excellent course for students in their sophomore or junior years; it is particulary good as a first upper division course in the major. It is an especially valuable course for students contemplating graduate school in any English language literature, for students contemplating becoming high school teachers, and for students expecting to go on EAP to UK/I to study literature. Two five-page papers, a midterm, and a final.

24. TeacherSource . Recommended Links . Arts & Literature | PBS Archived Recommendations british literature Boke of Gode Cookery, A shakespeare in Quarto You may not get a chance to go to the real british Library, http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/recommended/arts_lit/lk_britishlit.shtm

search options Monday, September 19, 2005 Recommended Links Archived Recommendations British Literature Boke of Gode Cookery, A Feast on this site dedicated to the food of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Find information about medieval cooking, instructions for preparing authentic feasts, hundreds of recipes, image collections, and history resources. The recipes are adapted for modern kitchens and measurements. Some recipes have the original spelling along with the modern English. Chaucer students shouldn’t miss the article which includes recipes about food mentioned in the Canterbury Tales and his other writings. English Theatre If you have thought about trying out for a play or enjoy theatre, check this site from ArtsAlive in Canada. Budding playwrights will find ideas on honing their skills and you’ll meet actors, directors, and playwrights through interviews online. There are some activities for pairs involving improvisation, activities about Shakespearean drama, and teacher guides for over a dozen plays. If design and production are your interest, you’ll find sections about props, set design, costume, lighting, sound, and stage management. Have you ever exited from a vomitory? No, it isn’t what you think, check the glossary in the Info Zone and see what it really is. Much of the site is also available in French. Frankenstein Exhibit The National Library of Medicine presents Mary Shelley's Frankenstein via the issues of eugenics, interspecies organ transplants, genetic engineering, and cloning. This site presents the Frankenstein story in the original novel form and film versions. Shelley's novel written almost 200 years ago touches on ethical topics we still debate today about what we consider "acceptable" science?

25. Twentieth Century Literature: Shakespeare's Grave: The British Fiction Of Hollyw Full text of the article, shakespeare s grave the british fiction of Hollywood William shakespeare - Critical Essay from Twentieth Century literature, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0403/is_3_47/ai_86230575

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26. British Literature Survey - Allyn & Bacon / Longman Catalog Longman Anthology of british literature, Volume 1, The Middle Ages to The William shakespeare Edited by Claire McEachern, University of California, http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/course/0,1143,71629,00.html

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27. DR. NIGHAN'S BRITISH LITERATURE AND AP PAGE: TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR LITERARY PERI THE british literature COURSE HAS BEEN INTEGRATED WITH MY HISTORY OF WESTERNPHILOSOPHY LITERARY THEORY AND shakespeare. Sidney s Apology for Poetry http://stjohns-chs.org/english/blindex.html

DR. NIGHAN'S BRITISH LITERATURE and HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY COURSE (and a link to AP English) WHAT'S NEW ? New for Summer, 2005: Links have been updated, with some additional commentary on (Anglo-Saxon Period) and Science vs. Faith (Modern Period). Oedipus and Fate has been expanded to include motifs, the Oracle and Science, and Thucydides. Links have been updated, and THE TOLKIEN SEMINAR IS NOW ON LINECLICK HERE "HAMLET AND THE DAEMONS" BY RAYMOND NIGHAN, Ph.D. BRITISH LITERATURE AND AP ENGLISH... THE BRITISH LITERATURE COURSE HAS BEEN INTEGRATED WITH MY HISTORY OF WESTERN PHILOSOPHY CLASS (USING JOSTEIN GAARDER'S SOPHIE'S WORLD ); IN ORDER TO MORE COMPLETELY EXPLICATE AND UNDERSTAND LITERATURE, ITS PHILOSOPHICAL ORIGINS CANNOT BE IGNORED. SOPHIE LINKS HAVE BEEN UPDATED WITH ADDITIONAL PRIMARY AND SECONDY SOURCES. BRITISH LITERATURE: How to study for BRITISH LITERATURE Suggestions for taking tests successfully MAKE-UP POLICIES EXPLORE MY OTHER PAGES: SHAKESPEARE WORLD LITERATURE THE PHILOSOPHY OF STAR TREK GOTHIC HORROR Click on the picture to find primary sources on line.

28. English Graduate shakespeare An intensive study of selected works of shakespeare. ENG 6253.Seminar Topics in british literature Intensive study of a theme, motif, http://engphil.astate.edu/Graduate.htm

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND PHILOSOPHY Graduate Courses ENG 5023. Advanced Creative Writing A workshop in writing poetry, fiction, or drama. (By permission of professor.) ENG 5083. Introduction to Linguistics A study of phonetics, phonemics, morphology, syntax, and semantics. ENG 5103. Introduction to Contemporary Literary Theory An introduction to major literary/critical schools of thought in the twentieth century. ENG 5113. Genre Studies: Tragedy, Comedy, Romance, or Epic Studies in one of four genres in all its formal aspects and changing manifestations in literature, including fiction, drama, and poetry. ENG 5183. Renaissance Drama Excluding Shakespeare Familiarizes the student with the contemporaries of Shakespeare in the Elizabethan/Jacobean theatre. Some familiarity with Shakespeare helpful, but not essential. ENG 5213. Medieval Literature A study of English literature during the Middle Ages. Selected continental writings may be included. ENG 5223. Milton An intensive study of selected works of John Milton. ENG 5233. Sixteenth-Century Literature

29. English Graduate Courses At Arkansas State University Renaissance Drama Excluding shakespeare Familiarizes the student with the Modern british literature English literature in the twentieth century. http://engphil.astate.edu/enggrad.html

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND PHILOSOPHY Graduate Courses ENG 5023. Advanced Creative Writing A workshop in writing poetry, fiction, or drama. (By permission of professor.) ENG 5083. Introduction to Linguistics A study of phonetics, phonemics, morphology, syntax, and semantics. ENG 5103. Introduction to Contemporary Literary Theory An introduction to major literary/critical schools of thought in the twentieth century. ENG 5113. Genre Studies: Tragedy, Comedy, Romance, or Epic Studies in one of four genres in all its formal aspects and changing manifestations in literature, including fiction, drama, and poetry. ENG 5183. Renaissance Drama Excluding Shakespeare Familiarizes the student with the contemporaries of Shakespeare in the Elizabethan/Jacobean theatre. Some familiarity with Shakespeare helpful, but not essential. ENG 5213. Medieval Literature A study of English literature during the Middle Ages. Selected continental writings may be included. ENG 5223. Milton An intensive study of selected works of John Milton. ENG 5233. Sixteenth-Century Literature

30. Alphabetical Jonathan Bolton Associate Professor, Twentiethcentury british literature Renaissance literature, shakespeare, Spenser, Classical literature http://www.auburn.edu/english/directory/grad_alpha.htm

@import url(../stylesheets/englishstylesheet.css); You are here: English Directory Graduate Faculty Listing by : Graduate Faculty Faculty GTAs Program Coordinators ... Graduate Studies Home Page Graduate Faculty Directory View alphabetically or search by specialties. Paula R. Backscheider Professor and H. M. Philpott West Point Stevens Eminent Scholar Restoration and eighteenth-century British literature, feminist criticism, cultural studies Craig E. Bertolet Associate Professor Coordinator of Undergraduate Studies Medieval literature Jonathan Bolton Associate Professor Twentieth-century British literature Alicia Carroll Associate Professor Nineteenth-century British fiction Miriam Marty Clark Associate Professor Twentieth-century literature, the short story George W. Crandell Professor Department Head Twentieth-century American literature, bibliography, textual criticism, Tennessee Williams Jeremy M. Downes

31. Faculty Alphabetical Renaissance literature, shakespeare, Spenser, Classical literature Restorationand eighteenthcentury british literature, philosophy an d literature, http://www.auburn.edu/english/directory/faculty_alpha.htm

@import url(../stylesheets/englishstylesheet.css); You are here: English Directory Faculty Listing by : Graduate Faculty Faculty GTAs Program Coordinators ... Administrative Staff Faculty Directory Gale Acuff Instructor Creative Writing Effrossini Albrecht Instructor English Literature Paula R. Backscheider Professor and H. M Philpott West Point Stevens Eminent Scholar Restoration and eighteenth-century British literature, feminist criticism, cultural studies Robin Bates Instructor English Literature Phillip Beard Instructor American Literature Laura Beasley Instructor Craig E. Bertolet Associate Professor Coordinator of Undergraduate Studies Medieval literature Emma Bolden Instructor Creative Writing Jonathan Bolton Associate Professor English Literature, Twentieth Century British and Irish Literature, Irish Studies Allyn Bransby Instructor Barbara Brumbaugh Instructor Comparative Studies English Literature Marian Carcache Instructor Alicia Carroll Associate Professor Nineteenth-century British fiction James Andrew Clark Associate Professor AU Director of Assessment William Tyndale, Milton, seventeenth-century British literature

32. The Interdisciplinary Concentration In Comparative Literature two courses in Early Modern british literature from the following LIT 251/britishliterature to the Restoration LIT 321/shakespeare Sources Contexts http://complit.intrasun.tcnj.edu/concentration.htm

The Interdisciplinary Concentrations in Comparative Literature Students who choose to complete the breadth requirements of TCNJ’s Liberal Learning program with an interdisciplinary concentration may choose a concentration in Comparative Literature. Like the minor in Comparative Literature , a n interdisciplinary concentration in Comparative Literature offers students a unique opportunity to study literary texts and traditions across cultural and linguistic boundaries, as well as within the larger context of related disciplines such as art, music, history, film, sociology, political science, linguistics, and philosophy. Such study enables and encourages social critique, focusing the student’s gaze beyond a single national perspective and a single language. In line with the goals of the Liberal Learning program, interdisciplinary concentrations in Comparative Literature teach students to “develop imaginative and conceptual skills needed to compare and evaluate alternative worldviews,” “acquire an informed and critical understanding of change in societies,” and “analyze how forms of expression are used to reflect, exalt, or challenge the values of a culture.” The Interdisciplinary Concentrations in Comparative Literature do not include courses that satisfy the Natural Science and Quantitative Reasoning requirements of the Liberal Learning program. As a result, students who complete an Interdisciplinary Concentration in Comparative Literature will need to take two additional courses – one in a lab science and one in quantitative reasoning – in order to satisfy all the Liberal Learning breadth requirements.

33. UCD English: Faculty Early Modern literature with emphasis on shakespeare and Drama twentiethcenturyAmerican literature, and nineteenth-century british literature http://wwwenglish.ucdavis.edu/faculty/faculty.html

Home Composition (UWP) Undergraduate Graduate ... Search More Information: englishdept@ucdavis.edu Home People Faculty: Senate Federation Emeriti Contact Information Senate Faculty Don Abbott (Massachusetts) History of Rhetoric, Rhetorical Theory, Renaissance Literature Freedom of Speech Seeta Chaganti Joshua Clover (U. of Iowa); Creative writing (poetry), poetics, postmodernism, film and media studies, critical theory Lucy Corin (Brown); Creative writing (novel and short story); contemporary fiction Peter A. Dale (Cambridge); 19th-century English Literature and Intellectual History, Literary Theory Joanne Feit Diehl (Yale); American Literature, Feminist Theory, Psychoanalytic Criticism, Poetry Greg Dobbins Frances E. Dolan (U. of Chicago); Early modern, law, crime and violence, print culture, drama, gender and confessional identity, feminist theory, cultural studies Margaret Ferguson (Yale); Renaissance, Milton, Feminist Theory, Literary Studies

34. LHS-British Literature Resources For Students british literature. Chaucer Dickens shakespeare. Victorian Web Created byGeorge P. Landow, Professor of English and Art History at Brown University, http://lhs.lexingtonma.org/Library/Classlinks/English/british.html

Film Poetry Mythology Women Writers ... World Literature British Literature Shakespeare Victorian Web Created by George P. Landow, Professor of English and Art History at Brown University, is a searchable database that explores Victorianism extensively. This site contains links to Victorianism, the social context, economics, religion, philosophy, literature, visual arts, science, technology, politics, gender matters, and related web resources. Victorian Dictionary A guide to the social history of Victorian London. Victorian Women Writers Project Here you'll find literary works by British women writers of the late 19th century, including anthologies, novels, political pamphlets, and volumes of poetry and verse drama. From here you may launch to other sites related to the topic. Charles Dickens The Charles Dickens Page This site offers concise introductory imformation on a wide variety of Dickens related topics. Users can browse short synopsee of Dickens's novels, or view a directory of the author's characters. The Dickens Project An excellent web page by the University of California. There are resources for students and teachers alike, including hyperlinks to works by Dickens online, study activities and projects, conferences, publications, and news.

35. MATC Canterbury Trip british literature since 1800 shakespeare and Related Studies british HistorySurvey (I) to 1714 british History Survey (II) to 1714 The Angevins 11281189 http://matcmadison.edu/matc/offerings/internationalstudies/canterbury.shtm

Home A-Z Index About MATC Contact Us ... Prospective Students International Studies About Study Abroad Programs Austria (Salzburg) Costa Rica (San Jose) Educational Offerings ... Northern Ireland, Global Tourism Seminar Christ Church University College, Canterbury, England It is also recognized for its wide range of cultural activities in all branches of the arts, not only at festival times but throughout the year. One of the theatres is named after the dramatist Christopher Marlowe, who was born in the city, and there are cinemas, museums, libraries, galleries and bookshops. The College's History Meals and Accommodations The student body, numbering about 11,500, draws men and women from all over England. Most students live in houses within walking distance from college. The college does have dormitories, but these are reserved for the first year students under the age of 20. Illinois students will be staying in the homes of local residents who rent rooms in their house to the college. Breakfast is served in individual lodgings, but lunch and dinner are available seven days a week in the college refectory. Other Facilities The CCUC library includes study areas, a collection of about 200,000 volumes, and subscriptions to many periodicals. Other libraries in Canterbury are the City Library, the cathedral Library and the Library of the University of Kent. For medical needs, the college is equipped with a medical center staffed by a nurse, with the college physician available as needed. Counseling services are also provided.

36. Fall 2005 English Courses Area Requirements: LITERARY THEORY & INTERDISCIPLINARY 008147 shakespeare 008148 Milton MODERN british literature AND CULTURE 862001 18th Century british literature; 864SCA Victorian literature http://www.english.uiowa.edu/undergrad/courses/fall2005.html

About Undergraduate Graduate Faculty/Staff Specialties ... Scholarships Fall 2005 English Courses Area Requirements: 8:1:SCA Modern Fiction 8:11:001 Films and Screenplays 8:30:001 Introduction to Cultural Studies 8:34:SCA Introduction to the Novel 8:35:001 Introduction to Poetry 8:36:SCA Introduction to the Short Story 8:37:001 Introduction to Drama 8:38:001 Introduction to the Essay 8:50:AAA Sex and Popular Culture in Postwar U.S. 8:52:SCA Women in Literature 8:81:001 Film and Literature 8:98:001 Honors Proseminar: Digital Poetics 8:129:001 Topics in Criticism and Theory: The Critical Tradition 8:130:SCA Literature and the Book: American Book History 8:136:SCA Topics in Popular Culture: The Rhetorics of Popular Music 8:136:001 Topics in Popular Culture: Superhero Narratives 8:172:001 Narrative and the Cinema 8:175:001 Topics in Film and Literature: Shakespeare and Film 8:177:001 Literature and Art: The Image and the Word 8:179:SCA Literature and Society: Capturing Animals 8:181:001 Issues in Rhetoric and Culture: Artistic Approaches to Speaking 8:187:SCA Handprinted Book: Design and Production 8:008:001 Classical and Biblical Literature 8:102:001 Literature and Culture of the Renaissance 8:122:001 16th and 17th Century Poetry 8:146:001 Chaucer 8:147:002,3 Shakespeare

37. British Literature Authors William shakespeare Geoffrey Chaucer Edmund Spenser John Milton. Williamshakespeare. Facts. Born April 1564 in Stratford; Still world s most famous http://www.usd.edu/~esimonse/shakespeare.htm

Home William Shakespeare Geoffrey Chaucer Edmund Spenser Home William Shakespeare Geoffrey Chaucer Edmund Spenser ... Take a Virtual Tour of The Globe Theater

38. St. Philip's College LRC Guides A Companion to british literature (REF PR 19 .G53 1977) Chronicles the livesof british authors. Who s Who in shakespeare (REF PR 2982 .S76 1989) http://www.accd.edu/spc/lrc/LRCResou/guides/british.htm

LRC Resources Online Catalog Ask a Reference Question Library Guides Tutorials Laptops Net Resources Electronic Databases Search Tools Links by Subject Other Libraries Distance Learning Librarians LRC Information Mission Statement Services Communicate With Us LRC Policies Special Needs Community Patrons Literary Resources British Literature Basic Library Tools: Library of Congress Classification PN Literature PN 80-99 Criticism PN 1010-1551 Poetry PN 6099-6110 Poetry Collections PQ Romance Literature PR English Literature PS American Literature PT Germanic Literature Z Bibliography Library Science Z 1201-4980 National Bibliography Z 5051-7999 Subject Bibliography Online Catalog Access Points Author Title Subject Keyword Call Number Suggested Access Points Keyword access is the most flexible of the access points because it allows you to combine terms in almost any manner desired. In the event that you can not locate information using one of the other access points, change to a keyword search. With a keyword search you may get many results that are not relevant to your need and miss materials that are relevant. Use a keyword search to get a broad list of items that may be relevant. Browse through the results until you find an item that is right on target with your need and click on a subject field in the record to do a search that will lead you to additional materials on your topic.

39. Untitled Document british literature A Northwest Vista College Library Research Guide shakespeare,WILLIAM AUTHOR. CHAUCER, GEOFFREY AUTHOR. MILTON AUTHOR http://www.accd.edu/nvc/lrc/britlit.htm

British Literature A Northwest Vista College Library Research Guide REFERENCE BOOKS The reference collection is shelved on the east side of the library. The following materials provide background information on authors and their works. Classical myths and legends in the Middle Ages and Renaissance REF PN 669.B78 This dictionary provides information on allegorical allusions commonly found in writing from the early Middle Ages to Milton Encyclopedia of Medieval Literature REF PN 669 .E53 2000 Critical Survey of Poetry 8 Volumes REF PN 1021.C7 2002 This multi-volume set provides profiles of over 500 world poets from ancient to modern time. World Literature and Its Times 5 Volumes REF PN 451.M467 2001 The Oxford Companion to English Literature REF PR 19 D73 1995 This one volume reference contains brief profiles of authors and separate entries about their best-known works. Also included are plot summaries, literary allusions, fictional characters, and information on composers, artists and philosophers. An authoritative, comprehensive guide to English literature. The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare REF PR 2892.O94 2001

40. Dr. Laurel Amtower Adams Humanities 4182 Office Hours MW 330-4 ENGLISH 560A EARLY british literature MW 500615 W shakespeare, Othello,acts I-III, AND Hobbes, Leviathan excerpts, pp. 1670-1673. http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~amtower/EARLBRIT.HTM

Dr. Laurel Amtower Adams Humanities 4182 Office Hours: MW 3:30-4:45 Phone: 594-1517 e-mail: lamtower@mail.sdsu.edu ENGLISH 560A: EARLY BRITISH LITERATURE MW 5:00-6:15 AH 2123 Required Texts: The Longman Anthology of English Literature, vol. 1 (ed. Damrosch) The Way of the World (William Congreve) Course Requirements: Grades: Midterms (3) 300 Portfolio (3) 300 Oral Performance/participation 100 Exams: The exams will include multiple choice items, short answers, and longer essay questions, and will include all the material covered in the reading assignments and class lectures. Questions will range from the historical to the literary; you will be expected to know titles, authors, and (approximate) dates of composition, as well as main characters, themes, major issues and concerns. You may also be asked to identify major passages and to comment upon them. Essay questions will generally require a passage analysis, asking you to not only explain what's going on in the passage, but also to show its relevance to the larger work, its significance to the larger contextual themes and issues at work in the text, etc. Exams may not be made up, unless advance notice and an acceptable, documented excuse are provided. Reading Portfolio: You will be required to keep a "reading log" throughout the semester, one entry for every week of class. The intention of this assignment is to help you engage your own critical methods in textual analysis through the act of writing. Each entry should be typed and include 1) a brief synopsis of the salient features of the texts, including identification of its major themes, concerns, and/or issues, and 2) a brief critical interpretation of the texts in their cultural context. Plan on writing approximately 500 words, or one typed, single-spaced page, per week. Ideally you should complete each log as you read the texts, or immediately afterward, while your thoughts are still fresh. Please do not wait until after class discussions to write your logs; the point is to further your own critical readings of the texts.

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