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035			_a(Sirsi) i9781598034141
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020			_a9781598034141
028	4	0	_a2400 _bTeaching Company
035			_a(OCoLC)254388987
090			_aDVD PR 83 _b.S884 2008
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100	1		_aSutherland, John, _d1938-
245	1	0	_aClassics of British literature _h[videorecording] _cJohn Sutherland.
250			_aLibrary ed.
260			_aChantilly, VA : _bTeaching Co., _cc2008.
300			_a8 videodiscs : _bsd. col. ; _c4 3/4 in. + _e4 course guidebooks.
440		0	_aThe great courses.
490	1		_aThe Great courses
538			_aDVD.
511	0		_aLecturer: John Sutherland, University College London; California Institute of Technology.
500			_a"Literature & English language"--Container cover insert.
500			_aCourse no. 2400.
500			_a48 lectures (30 minutes each)
500			_aIn 4 containers.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (course guidebooks).
520			_aExamines Britain's grand literary masterpieces including the times and conditions they came from and the diverse issues with which their writers grappled.
505	0		_apt. 1. Lecture 1. Anglo-Saxon roots, pessimism and comradeship -- lecture 2. Chaucer, social diversity -- lecture 3. Chaucer, a man of unusual cultivation -- lecture 4. Spenser, The faerie Queene -- lecture 5. Early drama, low comedy and religion -- lecture 6. Marlowe, controversy and danger -- lecture 7. Shakespeare the man, the road to the Globe -- lecture 8. Shakespeare, the mature years -- lecture 9. Shakespeare's rivals, Jonson and Webster -- lecture 10. The King James Bible, English most elegant -- lecture 11. The Metaphysicals, conceptual daring -- lecture 12. Paradise lost, a new language for poetry.
505	0		_apt. 2. Lecture 13. Turmoil makes for good literature -- lecture 14. The Augustans, order, decorum, and wit -- lecture 15. Swift, anger and satire -- lecture 16. Johnson, bringing order to the language -- lecture 17. Defoe, Crusoe and the rise of capitalism -- lecture 18. Behn, emancipation in the restoration -- lecture 19. The golden age of fiction -- lecture 20. Gibbon, window into 18th-century England -- lecture 21. Equiano, the inhumanity of slavery -- lecture 22. Women poets, the minor voice -- lecture 23. Wollstonecraft, 'First of a new genus' -- lecture 24. Blake, mythic universes and poetry.
505	0		_apt. 3. Lecture 25. Scott and Burns, the voices of Scotland -- lecture 26. Lyrical ballads, collaborative creation -- lecture 27. Mad, bad Byron -- lecture 28. Keats, literary gold -- lecture 29. Frankenstein, a Gothic masterpiece -- lecture 30. Miss Austen and Mrs. Radcliffe -- lecture 31. Pride and Prejudice, moral fiction -- lecture 32. Dickens, writer with a mission -- lecture 33. The 1840s, growth of the realistic novel -- lecture 34. Wuthering Heights, Emily's masterwork -- lecture 35. Jane Eyre and the other Bront�e -- lecture 36. Voices of Victorian poetry.
505	0		_apt. 4. Lecture 37. Eliot, fiction and moral reflection -- lecture 38. Hardy, life at its worst -- lecture 39. The British bestseller, an overview -- lecture 40. Heart of Darkness, heart of the empire? -- lecture 41. Wilde, celebrity author -- lecture 42. Shaw and Pygmalion -- lecture 43. Joyce and Yeats, giants of Irish literature -- lecture 44. Great War, great poetry -- lecture 45. Bloomsbury and the Bloomsberries -- lecture 46. 20th-Century English poetry, two traditions -- lecture 47. British fiction from James to Rushdie -- lecture 48. New theatre, new literary worlds.
650		0	_aBritish literature _xHistory and criticism.
650		0	_aEnglish literature _xHistory and criticism.
710	2		_aTeaching Company.
830		0	_aGreat courses (DVD)
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