Medieval to Renaissance: The Evolution of British Literature
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Medieval Literature
Exploring the historical and cultural context of Medieval Britain, and the emergence of Anglo-Saxon literature.

Module #2
The Epic Poem:Beowulf
In-depth analysis of the epic poem Beowulf, including its structure, themes, and literary significance.

Module #3
Old English Poetry:Caedmon and Cynewulf
Examining the works of Caedmon and Cynewulf, including their contributions to Anglo-Saxon literature and poetry.

Module #4
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
Analyzing the historical significance and literary style of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a collection of annals recording English history.

Module #5
Medieval Romance:Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Delving into the themes, symbolism, and literary devices in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, a classic Medieval romance.

Module #6
The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer
Exploring Chaucers Canterbury Tales, including its structure, characters, and social commentary.

Module #7
Chaucers Influence on Middle English Literature
Examining how Chaucers works shaped the development of Middle English literature, including the rise of vernacular writing.

Module #8
The Emergence of Middle English:Langland and Julian of Norwich
Analyzing the works of William Langland and Julian of Norwich, highlighting their contributions to Middle English literature.

Module #9
Medieval Drama:Mystery and Morality Plays
Exploring the characteristics, themes, and staging of Medieval drama, including mystery and morality plays.

Module #10
The Transition to the Renaissance:Humanism and Classical Influence
Discussing the impact of humanism and classical influences on the development of Renaissance literature in Britain.

Module #11
William Dunbar:A Scottish Renaissance Poet
Examining the life, works, and significance of William Dunbar, a prominent Scottish Renaissance poet.

Module #12
The Tudor Age:Literature and Politics
Analyzing the interplay between literature and politics during the Tudor era, including the works of Skelton and Wyatt.

Module #13
Sir Thomas More and the Emergence of English Prose
Exploring the life, works, and significance of Sir Thomas More, including his contributions to English prose.

Module #14
The Renaissance Sonnet:Wyatt and Surrey
Delving into the characteristics, themes, and literary devices of the Renaissance sonnet, as exemplified by Wyatt and Surrey.

Module #15
Edmund Spenser:The Faerie Queene
In-depth analysis of Spensers epic poem The Faerie Queene, including its allegorical meaning and literary significance.

Module #16
Philip Sidney:Astrophel and Stella
Examining the life, works, and significance of Philip Sidney, including his contributions to the sonnet sequence.

Module #17
Christopher Marlowe:The Tragic Hero
Analyzing the life, works, and significance of Christopher Marlowe, including his contributions to the development of tragedy.

Module #18
William Shakespeare:The Early Plays
Examining the early plays of William Shakespeare, including Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Nights Dream, and Richard II.

Module #19
Shakespeare:The Tragic Vision
Delving into the tragic themes, characters, and dramatic structures in Shakespeares later plays, including Hamlet and Macbeth.

Module #20
Shakespeare:The Comedies and Romances
Analyzing the characteristics, themes, and dramatic structures in Shakespeares comedies and romances, including A Midsummer Nights Dream and The Tempest.

Module #21
John Donne:Metaphysical Poetry
Examining the life, works, and significance of John Donne, including his contributions to metaphysical poetry.

Module #22
The Metaphysical Poets:George Herbert and Henry Vaughan
Analyzing the works and significance of George Herbert and Henry Vaughan, highlighting their contributions to metaphysical poetry.

Module #23
The Caroline Age:Literature and Politics
Discussing the interplay between literature and politics during the Caroline era, including the works of Ben Jonson and Richard Lovelace.

Module #24
The Emergence of the Novel:John Bunyan and Daniel Defoe
Examining the early development of the novel, including the works of John Bunyan and Daniel Defoe.

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Medieval to Renaissance: The Evolution of British Literature career

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Medieval to Renaissance: The Evolution of British Literature ( 25 Modules )

Medieval to Renaissance: The Evolution of British Literature
( 25 Modules )