The Poetry of William Wordsworth
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to William Wordsworth
Overview of Wordsworths life, historical context, and literary significance

Module #2
Romanticism and the Lake Poets
Exploration of the Romantic movement and Wordsworths role within it

Module #3
Early Life and Influences
Biographical overview of Wordsworths early life, education, and influences on his writing

Module #4
Lyrical Ballads (1798) - Overview
Introduction to Wordsworths collaborative work with Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lyrical Ballads

Module #5
Lyrical Ballads - Tintern Abbey
In-depth analysis of Tintern Abbey, one of Wordsworths most celebrated poems

Module #6
Lyrical Ballads - The Prelude (1799)
Exploration of the early version of The Prelude, Wordsworths autobiographical poem

Module #7
Nature and the Sublime in Wordsworths Poetry
Analysis of Wordsworths representations of nature and the sublime in his poetry

Module #8
The Power of Memory - I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
Close reading of I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud and the role of memory in Wordsworths poetry

Module #9
The French Revolution and Wordsworths Politics
Examining Wordsworths response to the French Revolution and its impact on his poetry

Module #10
The Poets Relationship with Dorothy Wordsworth
Exploring the significance of Dorothy Wordsworths role in Williams life and poetry

Module #11
The Concept of the Simple in Wordsworths Poetry
Analysis of the simple as a central theme in Wordsworths poetry, including The Idiot Boy and The Leech Gatherer

Module #12
Wordsworths Use of Imagery and Symbolism
In-depth exploration of Wordsworths use of imagery and symbolism in his poetry

Module #13
The Role of the Human Figure in Wordsworths Landscapes
Examining the human presence in Wordsworths landscapes, including The Solitary Reaper

Module #14
The Later Poetry - The Excursion (1814) and The River Duddon (1820)
Overview of Wordsworths later poetry, including The Excursion and The River Duddon

Module #15
Wordsworths Legacy - Influence on Later Poets
Exploring Wordsworths influence on later poets, including John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Emily Brontë

Module #16
Wordsworths Critical Reception - Friends and Foes
Examining the critical reception of Wordsworths poetry during his lifetime and beyond

Module #17
Themes and Variations - Wordsworths Poetic Style
Analysis of Wordsworths poetic style, including his use of language, form, and structure

Module #18
Teaching Wordsworth - Approaches and Strategies
Practical advice on teaching Wordsworths poetry in the classroom

Module #19
Wordsworth and the Digital Age - Online Resources and Tools
Exploration of online resources and tools for teaching and studying Wordsworths poetry

Module #20
Assessment and Evaluation - Wordsworths Poetry in the Classroom
Strategies for assessing student understanding and evaluating student writing on Wordsworths poetry

Module #21
Wordsworths Poetry and Interdisciplinary Approaches
Examining the intersections between Wordsworths poetry and other disciplines, such as history, philosophy, and science

Module #22
Wordsworth and the Environment - Ecocritical Perspectives
Ecocritical analysis of Wordsworths poetry and its relevance to contemporary environmental concerns

Module #23
Wordsworths Poetry and the Senses
Exploring the role of the senses in Wordsworths poetry, including sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell

Module #24
Wordsworths Use of Allusion and Intertextuality
Analysis of Wordsworths use of allusion and intertextuality in his poetry

Module #25
Wordsworth and the Gothic
Examining the Gothic elements in Wordsworths poetry, including The Prelude and The Borderers

Module #26
Wordsworths Sonnets - Form and Function
Close analysis of Wordsworths sonnets, including their form, function, and themes

Module #27
Wordsworths Odes - Ode:Intimations of Immortality and Others
In-depth exploration of Wordsworths odes, including Ode:Intimations of Immortality and others

Module #28
Wordsworths Poetry and Music
Examining the relationships between Wordsworths poetry and music, including musical settings and adaptations

Module #29
Wordsworths Legacy - Contemporary Relevance and Adaptations
Exploring Wordsworths continued relevance in contemporary culture, including adaptations and reinterpretations

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in The Poetry of William Wordsworth career

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The Poetry of William Wordsworth ( 30 Modules )

The Poetry of William Wordsworth
( 30 Modules )