The Strange World of Victorian Literature


Created By

Kevin P

11-14, 14-16, 16-18, Adult
English Literature

12 Hours

12 LESSONS

THE STRANGE WORLD OF VICTORIAN LITERATURE

Academic Development

Course Overview

Course Content


12 LESSONS

12 Hours Total Length

"Such Real, Breathing Men and Women”: George Eliot, 'Middlemarch' and the Realistic Novel (Part One)

“Such Real, Breathing Men and Women”: George Eliot, 'Middlemarch' and the Realistic Novel (Part Two)

“In This Great Metropolis”: Charles Dickens and the Absurd (Part One)

“In This Great Metropolis”: Charles Dickens and the Absurd (Part Two)

“The Golden Age of Childhood”: The Subversive Comedy of Edward Lear (Part One)

“The Golden Age of Childhood”: The Subversive Comedy of Edward Lear (Part Two)

“An Eerie Feeling”: Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling and Colonialism (Part One)

“An Eerie Feeling”: Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling and Colonialism (Part Two)

“No Friend Like a Sister”: The Poetry of Christina Rossetti and Emily Dickinson (Part One)

“No Friend Like a Sister”: The Poetry of Christina Rossetti and Emily Dickinson (Part Two)

“Ideal and Real”: The Novels of Thomas Hardy and Henry James (Part One)

“Ideal and Real”: The Novels of Thomas Hardy and Henry James (Part Two)

KEY SKILLS

Literature Analysis

Historical Skills

Confidence

Essay Writing

Educator


Kevin P
English Expert