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Publishing, Literacy and Reading - I
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Publishing, Literacy and Reading - II Literacy, Reading and the Audience
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Empire
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Empire - II
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Science
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European Romanticism Sensibility
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Dissent and Revolution
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The Debate on Rights
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Nature and the Environment
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The Self and Imagination
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Fiction of the Romantic Period
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Jane Austen
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Criticism: Coleridge and Wordsworth
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The Historical Novel
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The Gothic Novel
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Romantic Poetry 1: Romanticism and sentiment Introduction: Sensibility and Passion
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Romantic Poetry 1:Sensibility and Passion
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Romantic Poetry 2:William Wordsworth(1770-1850)
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Romantic Poetry 1: William Blake(1757-1827)
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English Romantic Poetry 1:Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Introduction: Nature and the Environment
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Wordsworth
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Coleridge
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Shelley
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Keats and Byron
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Romantic Poetry 3: Aesthetics Shelley
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Romantic Poetry 3: Aesthetics Blake
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Romantic Poetry 3: Aesthetics Wordsworth
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Romantic Poetry 3: Aesthetics Introduction: Sublime and Picturesque Aesthetics
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Romantic Poetry 3: Visual arts and the Romantics
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Romantic Poetry 4: Politics: Race, Empire, Tyranny
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Romantic Poetry 4: Politics Abolitionist Poetry
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Romantic Poetry 4: Politics Wordsworth and Shelley
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Politics Introduction Gender & Class
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Romantic Poetry 4: Politics John Clare
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Romantic Literature: Empire and Orientalism Introduction 1: Romanticism, the Empire and the Other
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Romantic Literature: Empire and Orientalism Introduction 2: Romanticism, the Empire and the Other
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Romantic Literature: Empire and Orientalism 3 Prose: Thomas de Quincey
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Romantic Literature: Empire and Orientalism 5 Felicia Hemans
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Romantic Literature: Empire and Orientalism 4 Byron
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Course abstract: This is intended as a survey of one of the most significant periods in English literature, the Romantic Age. It provides the socio-cultural backgrounds, key features of the poetry and fiction and an introduction to some of the key poets and poems from the period. In addition it also offers a brief account of the principal aesthetic theories that informed the poetry, and an introduction to the visual arts of the period. ABOUT INSTRUCTOR: Prof. Pramod K Nayar teaches at the Dept of English, the University of Hyderabad. Among his most recent books are Bhopal's Ecological Gothic (Lexington, 2017), Human Rights and Literature (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2017), The Extreme in Contemporary Culture (Rowman and Littlefield, 2017). He is the editor of English Romantic Poetry: An Anthology (Orient BlackSwan, 2013).Forthcoming is Brand Postcolonial: The 'Third World' Text and the Global (de Gruyter)

English Literature of the Romantic Period, 1798-1832

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