The Renaissance period: 1550–1660

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Jump to... Jump to... Course summary, objectives, evaluation plan and recommended readings Course outcomes Syllabus contents Reference Book: Introduction to Poetry [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] Reference book: Sound and Sense [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] Announcements A general survey Class Lecture Slide [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] Elements of Poetry What Are the Different Characteristics of Poetry? Poems are specially made objects in words Forum discussion Class Lecture Slide [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] Glossary of Poetic Terms Class Lecture Slide [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] Learn About Rhymed Poems with Examples Rhythm and Meter Sound and Rhythm in Poetry 5 Key Characteristics of Poetry Different forms of poetry Understanding Poetry: An Introduction Class Lecture Slide [CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD] A Brief Overview of British Literary Periods The Renaissance Period: All You Need To Know Renaissance Poetry The Renaissance & its Poetry The English Renaissance (Some Scholarly Articles) Let's give it an ear... What is a sonnet? Literary devices in Sonnet 18 FAQs William Shakespeare’s Life & Times William Shakespeare and Shakespeare’s Sonnets Background Summary and Analysis of Sonnet 18 Art vs. Time Line by Line Analysis Summary and Analysis of Sonnet 130 Real Beauty vs. Clichéd Beauty The responsibility of being beautiful Line by line interpretation SUBMIT YOUR ASSIGNMENT HERE Historical Context Line by line interpretation Summary and Analysis Form Metaphysical poetry Metaphysical Conceit Notes on the Sun Rising Example of Wit Themes Line by line analysis Detailed analysis What is metaphysical poetry? Themes Symbols Dramatic monologue Lecture Slide Line by line explanation Summary and Form Commentary Daffodil Slide share Characteristics of romantic poetry Reaction to earlier age Detailed analysis Lecture Slide Line by line analysis Analysis Detail description of Ozymandias Ozymandias: Line by line explanation “Ozymandias” Speaker “Ozymandias” Setting Literary and Historical Context of “Ozymandias” Rhyme Scheme Form and Meter Statue (symbolic) Man Versus Nature Detailed analysis Lecture Slide About Robert Frost Line by line explanation Poetic devices Summary and analysis Stanza by stanza analysis In-depth Analysis About Robert Browning Victorian Poetry Characteristics Summary and Line by Line Analysis Critical Appreciation “My Last Duchess” as a dramatic monologue My Last Duchess: A Reflection of-Victorian Age "My Last Duchess" and Patriarchy in the Victorian Era Tennyson as the Representative Poet of the Victorian Era Alfred Tennyson's "Ulysses" Summary & Line by Line Explanation Critical Appreciation Critical Appreciation (2) Greek Myth about Ulysses Ulysses as a Dramatic Monologue Ulysses as a Victorian poem About John Keats Keats and the Epic Tradition Summary and analysis Line by line analysis Themes Critical analysis Romantic Poetry (Characteristics) Summary and analysis Themes Analysis of Literary Devices Used in “Wild Nights – Wild Nights” Critical Analysis Mysticism About Robinson Summary and Study Guide General analysis Themes Analysis of Literary Devices Used in “Richard Cory” Critical analysis

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