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Lect.13 Beowulf - The Fortunate Survivor
Lect.23 Voice of an Age - Voltaire s Candide
Lect.31 Mrs. Dalloway and Post-War England
Lect.34 Willa Cather and Mosaics of Identity
Lect.21 Cervantes s Don Quixote and the Novel
Lect.09 Virgil s Aeneid and the Epic of Empire
Lect.12 All Literature is Consolation - Boethius
Lect.06 Herodotus versus Thucydides
Lect.01 The Bible and the Literary Canon
Lect.33 Faulkner and the Great American Novel
Lect.36 Postcolonialism - The Empire Writes Back
Lect.32 T. S. Eliot s Divine Comedy
Lect.29 Joyce s Ulysses and the Avant-Garde
Lect.07 Socrates and Plato - Writing and Reality
Lect.27 Cult Classic - The Charterhouse of Parma
Lect.24 Pride and Prejudice - Women in the Canon
Lect.22 The Rebel as Hero - Milton s Paradise Lost
Lect.16 Boccaccio - Ancient Masters, Modern Rivals
Lect.02 The Bible as Literature
Lect.26 Melville s Moby-Dick and Global Literature
Lect.08 Aristotle s Poetics - How We Tell Stories
Lect.25 Nationalism and Culture in Goethe s Faust
Lect.30 The Magic Mountain and Modern Institutions
Lect.20 Brave New Worlds - Shakespeare s The Tempest
Lect.15 Dante and the Canon of Christian Literature
Lect.19 Hamlet - English Literature Goes Global
Lect.18 "Man for All Seasons" - More and His Utopia
Lect.03 The Epic of Gilgamesh - Western Literature?
Lect.02 Defoe-Moll Flanders
Lect.17 Chaucer - The Father of English Literature
Lect.35 Tolkien s The Lord of the Rings - Literature?
Lect.12 The Florence of Lorenzo de Medici
Lect.35 The End of the Renaissance in Italy
Lect.01 The Study of the Italian Renaissance
Lect.17 Castiglione and The Book of the Courtier
Lect.25 The Crisis The French Invasion of 1494
Lect.03 Italy The Cradle of the Renaissance
Lect.09 Florentine Culture and Society
Lect.33 Guicciardini and The History of Italy
Lect.04 The Age of Dante Guelfs and Ghibellines
Lect.13 Venice The Most Serene Republic
Lect.07 Florence The Creation of the Republic
Lect.05 Petrarch and the Foundations of Humanism
Lect.27 Savonarola and the Republic
Lect.15 The Signori Renaissance Princes
Lect.36 Echoes of the Renaissance
Lect.08 Florence and Civic Humanism
Lect.06 The Recovery of Antiquity
Lect.02 The Renaissance Changing Interpretations