British Literature Since 1800

Spring 2023

Dr. Scott O'Neil

Week One (January 13th)

Time Stamps:  Syllabus (Beginning), Romantic Period (42:31), and William Blake (1:24.36)

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Week Two (January 20th)

Time Stamps: Wollstonecraft (Beginning) and Wordsworth's shorter poems (28:31)

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Week Three (January 27th)

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Week Four (February 3rd)

Time stamps: Percy Bysshe Shelley (Beginning), John Keats (58:40), and The Victorian Age (1:44.32)

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Week Five (February 10th)

Time stamps: Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Beginning), Alfred Lord Tennyson (1:02.56), Robert Browning and Matthew Arnold (1:38.05)

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Week Six (February 17th)

Time stamps: Epistolary and Serialized Novels (Beginning), Victorian "New Women" (53:36), and Miss Mowcher/Disability Theory (1:31.44)

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Week Seven (February 24th)

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Week Eight (March 3rd)

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Week Nine (March 10th)

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Week Ten (March 17th)

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Week Twelve (March 31st)--Project Pitches, Modernism, and Woolf

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Week Thirteen (April 7th)--T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, and Claude McKay

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Week Fourteen (4/14)--Smith, Chander, and Busby

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Week Fifteen (4/21)--People by Alan Bennett

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Production of The Importance of Being Earnest

George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession (for the midterm)