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Unit 1 - 1.2 Old English Language and Literature
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Unit 1 - 1.3 Characteristics of Anglo-Saxon Poetry
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Unit 1 - 1.4 Key Anglo-Saxon Texts and Authors
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Unit 2 - 2.1 Beowulf: Structure, Themes, and Significance
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Unit 2 - 2.3 Other Notable Old English Poems
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Unit 2 - 2.4 Oral Tradition and Written Manuscripts
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Unit 3 - 3.1 Historical Context of Medieval England
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Unit 3 - 3.2 Development of Middle English
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Unit 3 - 3.3 Medieval Literary Genres and Traditions
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Unit 3 - 3.4 Influential Medieval Authors and Texts
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Unit 4 - 4.1 Chaucer's Life and Literary Influence
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Unit 4 - 4.2 Structure and Themes of The Canterbury Tales
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Unit 4 - 4.3 Analysis of Selected Tales and Characters
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Unit 4 - 4.4 Chaucer's Language and Poetic Techniques
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Unit 5 - 5.1 Characteristics of Medieval Romance
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Unit 6 - 6.1 Historical and Cultural Context of the English Renaissance
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Unit 6 - 6.3 Development of Early Modern English
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Unit 6 - 6.4 Major Literary Figures of the English Renaissance
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Unit 7 - 7.2 Characteristics of Shakespearean Comedy
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Unit 9 - 9.2 Petrarchan and Shakespearean Sonnet Forms
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Unit 9 - 9.3 Major Renaissance Poets and Their Works
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Unit 9 - 9.4 Themes and Stylistic Features of Renaissance Poetry
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Unit 10 - 10.1 Characteristics of Metaphysical Poetry
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Unit 10 - 10.3 Analysis of Donne's Major Poems
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Unit 11 - 11.1 Historical Context of the 17th Century and Civil War
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Unit 11 - 11.2 Cavalier Poets and Their Works
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Unit 12 - 12.2 Paradise Lost: Structure, Themes, and Significance
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Unit 12 - 12.3 Milton's Poetic Style and Use of Epic Conventions
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Unit 14 - 14.2 The Rise of Satire in English Literature
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Unit 14 - 14.3 Major Satirical Works and Authors
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what's covered in British Literature I
- Unit 1 – Anglo-Saxon Era: Intro to British Literature
- Unit 2 – Beowulf and Old English Poetry
- Unit 3 – The Middle Ages: Rise of Middle English
- Unit 4 – Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
- Unit 5 – Medieval Romance: Sir Gawain & Green Knight
- Unit 6 – English Renaissance & Shakespeare's Era
- Unit 7 – Shakespearean Comedies and Histories
- Unit 8 – Shakespearean Tragedies and Romances
- Unit 9 – Renaissance Poetry and Sonnets
- Unit 10 – Metaphysical Poetry: John Donne & Peers
- Unit 11 – The 17th Century & English Civil War
- Unit 12 – John Milton and Paradise Lost
- Unit 13 – Restoration Era: Novel's Emergence
- Unit 14 – The Age of Enlightenment and Satire
- Unit 15 – 18th-Century Novel: Defoe and Swift