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The Romantic writers plunged beneath the surface of life into the fires of the unconscious in search of truth, and they captured that truth in a po...
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During the early eighteenth century, the English poet Alexander Pope wrote: “One truth is clear: Whatever is, is right.” With that line, Pope desc...
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From the death of Queen Victoria in 1901 to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth in 1952, there were slightly more than fifty years, but what a world ...
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The complete English Literature transparency program series includes English Literature of the 17th Century, English Literature of the 18th Century...
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The complete American Literature transparency program series includes American Literature From 1620 to 1820, American Literature From 1820 to 1865,...
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The literature of the United States following World War II was, in many ways, a product of that war, mirroring a fact that the war had so clearly e...
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Here we explain the most common literary terms encountered in typical units of poetry, short story, novel, and drama. Terms for poetry classes incl...
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The seventeenth century in England was an age of political, religious, and intellectual upheaval. This program examines this era and captures the s...
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Often when we hear the word “Victorian,” the images that come to mind are those of obsessive propriety, prudery, hypocrisy. But if we take a closer...
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