EPISODE · Apr 16, 2025 · 53 MIN

Intro to the Romantics

from Teacher Talk with Paul and Jay · host Paul Kelly

Paul and Jay dive into the Romantic era, that great era of British literature with a review of the main ideas in the movement and two poems that they like best. This episode will help you think about teaching Romanticism -- and especially its poetry -- in your high school classroom. Jay opens the episode with a beautiful poem by Tony Hoagland.

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