Providing detailed analysis of the lives and works of literary luminaries such as Robert Burns, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, and John Keats, Professor Potkay examines the nature of Romantic poetry and provides insight on the stylistic flourishes and themes of thi…
Providing detailed analysis of the lives and works of literary luminaries such as Robert Burns, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, and John Keats, Professor Potkay examines the nature of Romantic poetry and provides insight on the stylistic flourishes and themes of thi…
by Shutt, Timothy Baker, Recorded Books, Inc. pbl
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by Recorded Books, Inc, Shutt, Timothy Baker
fromModern scholar
In this course, Kenyon College professor Dr. Timothy B. Shutt discusses the historical and cultural context of some of the greatest works of medieval literature.
by Kenyon College, Shutt, Timothy Baker
fromModern scholar
In this course, Kenyon College professor Dr. Timothy B. Shutt discusses the historical and cultural context of some of the greatest works of medieval literature.
In this course, Kenyon College professor Dr. Timothy B. Shutt discusses the historical and cultural context of some of the greatest works of medieval literature.
In this course, Kenyon College professor Dr. Timothy B. Shutt discusses the historical and cultural context of some of the greatest works of medieval literature.
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
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Professor Friedman explores the history of the American legal system, which had its foundations in English common law, but has grown, developed, and changed over the years. He shows how the legal system has been involved in every major issue in American life: race relations, eco…
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
fromModern scholar
In this course, Stanford University professor of law Lawrence Friedman discusses the history of the legal system in America as the basis of the freedom we know today.
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
fromModern scholar
In this course, Stanford University professor of law Lawrence Friedman discusses the history of the legal system in America as the basis of the freedom we know today.
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
fromModern scholar
Friedman explores the history of the American legal system with its foundations in English common law to how the system has evolved through culture, race relations, economics, crime, and issues of equality. Also how the public and private perceptions of liberty have changed over…
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
fromModern scholar
Friedman explores the history of the American legal system with its foundations in English common law to how the system has evolved through culture, race relations, economics, crime, and issues of equality. Also how the public and private perceptions of liberty have changed over…
by Friedman, Lawrence M., (Lawrence Meir)
fromModern scholar
Friedman explores the history of the American legal system with its foundations in English common law to how the system has evolved through culture, race relations, economics, crime, and issues of equality. Also how the public and private perceptions of liberty have changed over…
The Trojan War comes to vivid life in Homer's epic poem, The Iliad. But did Troy really exist? And if so, where is it located? Was the Trojan War actually fought? If it was, did it take place over the course of ten years, as Homer wrote, or was it a much longer series of battles…
by Cline, Eric H., Homer
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George Washington University professor, Eric Cline examines the real history of Troy and delves into archaeological discoveries. Through his analysis of known data, Cline provides a fuller, richer understanding of this historic clash.