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English 264 Online

by Jonathan Glance

Lectures for a Survey of British Literature from the Romantics to the Moderns. ENG 264 is an online course offered during Mercer University's summer sessions.

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Episodes

  1. ENG264 Podcast 15

    George Bernard Shaw and World War I poets

  2. ENG264 Podcast 14

    Gerard Manley Hopkins and Thomas Hardy

  3. ENG264 Podcast 12

    John Stuart Mill and Victorian Ladies and Gentlemen

  4. ENG264 Podcast 11

    Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning

  5. ENG264 Podcast 10

    Alfred, Lord Tennyson

  6. ENG264 Podcast 9

    The Victorian Age, Thomas Carlyle and Industrialism

  7. ENG264 Podcast 8

    Felecia Hemans and John Keats

  8. ENG264 Podcast 7

    Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley

  9. ENG264 Podcast 6

    Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Dorothy Wordsworth

  10. ENG264 Podcast 5

    William Wordsworth

  11. ENG264 Podcast 4

    William Blake

  12. ENG264 Podcast 3

    English views of the French Revolution and the Rights of Man controversy

  13. ENG264 Podcast 2

    Background on the Romantic Age

  14. ENG264 Podcast 1

    Introduction to English 264 Online

About this show

Lectures for a Survey of British Literature from the Romantics to the Moderns. ENG 264 is an online course offered during Mercer University's summer sessions.

Hosted by

Jonathan Glance

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does English 264 Online have?

English 264 Online has 15 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on May 14, 2007.

What is English 264 Online about?

Lectures for a Survey of British Literature from the Romantics to the Moderns. ENG 264 is an online course offered during Mercer University's summer sessions.

How often does English 264 Online release new episodes?

English 264 Online publishes daily, based on its 15 episodes since May 2007.

Who hosts English 264 Online?

English 264 Online is created and hosted by Jonathan Glance.
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