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FOR THE OLDER LECTURES GO TO AMIMETOBIOS.PODBEAN.COM [There are a total of 400 and counting there] || Selected courses in literature (Shakespeare; Homer to Milton; Dryden to Wordsworth; Spenser and Milton; Skelton to Marvell; Close Reading; Thinking about Infinity) Spring 2013: The Later Romantics
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FOR THE OLDER LECTURES GO TO AMIMETOBIOS.PODBEAN.COM [There are a total of 400 and counting there] || Selected courses in literature (Shakespeare; Homer to Milton; Dryden to Wordsworth; Spenser and Milton; Skelton to Marvell; Close Reading; Thinking about Infinity) Spring 2013: The Later Romantics
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Victorian Poetry 25: Jeff Nunokawa visits to discuss Wilde’s ”Ballad of Reading Gaol”
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2 years ago
Victorian Poetry 25: Jeff Nunokawa visits to discuss Wilde’s ”Ballad of Reading Gaol”
Wilde in prison, or in Dante's hell, and the differences and similarities between the grimness of "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" and the charming, dazzling self-delight of his earlier self-presentations, in a class guest-taught by Princeton's Professor Jeff Nunokawa.
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FOR THE OLDER LECTURES GO TO AMIMETOBIOS.PODBEAN.COM [There are a total of 400 and counting there] || Selected courses in literature (Shakespeare; Homer to Milton; Dryden to Wordsworth; Spenser and Milton; Skelton to Marvell; Close Reading; Thinking about Infinity) Spring 2013: The Later Romantics