Showing posts with label John Keats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Keats. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 December 2012
Teacher commentary on A2 Keats' coursework paragraphs
I have tried to explain what to include in detailed paragraphs for A2 literature coursework. These are group paragraphs in preparation for coursework on Keats. I try to also highlight things to avoid in writing. Find it here
Monday, 10 December 2012
Teacher commentary on A2 Coursework Keats' paragraphs
I have tried to explain what to include in detailed paragraphs for A" literature coursework. These are group paragraphs in preparation for coursework on Keats. I try to also highlight things to avoid in writing.
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Sunday, 28 October 2012
BBC Radio 4 In Our Time Archive
The In Our Time radio Programmes Archive are now available. Here you will find a wide range of radio programmes covering all the literary periods of your main texts. Hereis one on Oscar Wilde and The Aesthetes. There are also a series of Shakespeare Programmes to access. I have put a link on Twitter to the recent elizabethan Tragedies programme which will be useful for The Tempest and Tis Pity She's a Whore.
Saturday, 1 September 2012
Patterns in Poetry audio commentaries
Our colleagues at SCC School in Ireland have produced some excellent five minute commentaries on the different techniques of poetry. Each technique is illustrated by its use in one poem. The eight talks are all under 5 minutes each and are, in order: (1) Introduction, (2) Titles, (3) Alliteration, (4) Personification, (5) Symbols, (6) Onomatopoeia, (7) Cliché, (8) Simile (9) Rhyme, (10) Repetition, (11) The Sonnet, (12) Punctuation, (13) Foreshadowing, (14) Metaphor, (15) Hyperbole. Note that there is a brief pause between each talk. You can listen to them here
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Video lectures on John Keats' Odes
Leeds university The English Faculty have produced a series of video lectures on Keats' odes. This is one of three. You can find the lecture here. The site also has interesting videos on studying English at university and finding jobs.
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