Distance and online learning Literature courses

...Many of our teachers offer the "first lesson for free". You are able to contact the teachers beforehand to agree the lesson content. There is no obligation...

...the story was adapted to film. Since then, there have been other adaptations. Participants in this course will read, discuss, and write about the text and its influence... Learn about: Jack London, Call of the Wild...

...the key topics, are shown below; AS Level Introduction to Victorian Literature Thomas Hardy : Selected Poems Charlotte Brontë : Jane Eyre Tom Stoppard...

...on developing relevant skills for employment and to enhance current career prospects for those who are already working. For 2016-17 it was established...

...for booking your exam. You’ll arrange to sit it at a school or college roughly 6 months before your exam date. The GCSE English Literature exam consists of two written papers... Learn about: Literature syllabus, Poetry and drama, Silas Marner...

...and contemporary works of e-lit. We’ll begin with electronic literature’s roots in avant-garde art and Cold War technology, and follow e-lit through the... Learn about: Kinetic poetry, Electronic literature...

...one of which must be written pre-1900 We will also learn to respond to an unseen passage in the exam UNIT 3: THEORY AND INDEPENDENCE - COURSEWORK We will explore...

...all the way through to the dawn of the twentieth century and the wit of Oscar Wilde. As well as reading extracts from the novels, poetry and drama of these well-known authors...

...by Charlotte Perkins Gilman The course is split into 3 units: Love through the ages Texts in shared contexts: Modern times: literature from 1945 to... Learn about: English study, Language Study, English Conversation...

...economist Larry Summers, Vice President Al Gore, Mayor Tom Menino and others. Led by Harvard Professor Elisa New, Poetry in America surveys nearly 400 years of American poetry... Learn about: American poetry, American Literature...

...XVI Lecture 7 Inferno XIX, XXI, XXV, XXVI Lecture 8 Inferno XXVI, XXVII, XXVIII Lecture 9 Inferno XXX, XXXI, XXXII, XXXIII, XXXIV Lecture 10 Purgatory... Learn about: Divine Comedy, Vita Nuova...

...theatrical repertory; and its representation of melancholia and interiority. You’ll also hear from those who have performed key roles in the play...

...This is a private space where you can share your ideas and your writing and get valuable feedback from Amy Spencer and your fellow writers. Handmade Writer...

...free and designed to be equally accessible and transformative for a wide audience. You will gain access to a supportive learning community led by Professor... Learn about: Classic Literature, Ancient Greece...

...The Japanese Language and Literature Program offers undergraduates a major and a minor in Japanese. A full course listing is available on the GW Bulletin... Learn about: Japanese Language, Arts and Sciences...

...But we will also probe the benefits and limitations of the screen-based reading all of us perform every day as we move from hyperlink to hyperlink...

...This two-year part-time Masters Degree in Literature and Arts course offers the opportunity to study the literature and arts of three different periods... Learn about: Part Time...

...the corruption of those in power. Participants in this course will read, discuss, and write about the text and its influence. As in most book clubs... Learn about: The Jungle, English Literature, Upton Sinclair...

...at every stage of the course, to assist you with any problems you may have, offering advice, guidance and constructive criticism. Course Contents Remember...

...2 units AQA Code 2721 Below is a more detailed breakdown of the units studied for AS and A2. Advanced Subsidiary (AS): Unit 1 - ELLA 1: Integrated Analysis...