Poetry: A Basic Course [TTC Audio]
English | 1994 | 6 hrs and 14 mins | MP3 | 272 MB
Authors: Allen R. Grossman, Teaching Company
Audio Casette rip:
Goldwave 5.06
MP3 Layer 3 44100 Hz
96kbps-mono
16x30 min lectures
Lectures:
Tape 1A- London Bridge is falling down- Poetry and Social Formations
Tape 1B- London Bridge is falling down- Poetry and Social Formations
Tape 2A- The Ballad of Sir Patrick Spence- Common Measure and Justice
Tape 2B- The Ballad of Sir Patrick Spence- Common Measure and Justice
Tape 3A- Shakespeare's "The Phoenix and Turtle"-- On difficulty: The meaning and structure of difference
Tape 3B- Shakespeare's "The Phoenix and Turtle"-- On difficulty: The meaning and structure of difference
Tape 4A- Milton's "Avenge, O Lord"- Poetry, Religion and the Rationality of Experience
Tape 4B- Milton's "Avenge, O Lord"- Poetry, Religion and the Rationality of Experience
Tape 5A- Keats' "Ode to a Nightingale"-- Poetic Knowledge and the Founding Narratives of Poetic Practise
Tape 5B- Keats' "Ode to a Nightingale"-- Poetic Knowledge and the Founding Narratives of Poetic Practise
Tape 6A- Dickinson's "I cannot live with you"-- Difference and the Work of Love
Tape 6B- Dickinson's "I cannot live with you"-- Difference and the Work of Love
Tape 7A- Yeats' "Among school Children"-- Secular Education and the Reproduction of Poetic Knowledge
Take 7B- Yeats' "Among school Children"-- Secular Education and the Reproduction of Poetic Knowledge
Tape 8A- Robert Lowell's "Skunk Hour" and Elizabeth Bishop's "The Armadillo"-- A post-modern dialogue on peotry, history and truth
Tape 8B- Robert Lowell's "Skunk Hour" and Elizabeth Bishop's "The Armadillo"-- A post-modern dialogue on peotry, history and truth
