All Courses
All Courses
Course • English Literature • 10 lectures
Atwood: The Handmaid's Tale
Dr Madeleine Davies, Reading UniversityAtwood: The Handmaid's Tale
Dr Madeleine DaviesReading University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Cicero: De Imperio
Dr Henriette van der Blom, Birmingham UniversityCicero: De Imperio
Dr Henriette van der BlomBirmingham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Greek Art
Prof. Judith Barringer, Edinburgh UniversityGreek Art
Prof. Judith BarringerEdinburgh University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shelley: Frankenstein
Prof. Nick Groom, Exeter UniversityShelley: Frankenstein
Prof. Nick GroomExeter University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Aristophanes: Acharnians
Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent UniversityAristophanes: Acharnians
Dr Rosie WylesKent University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Seneca: Letters
Prof. Catharine Edwards, Birkbeck College, LondonSeneca: Letters
Prof. Catharine EdwardsBirkbeck College, London
Course • English Literature • 6 lectures
H. G. Wells: The War of the Worlds
Dr Steven McLean, Independent ScholarH. G. Wells: The War of the Worlds
Dr Steven McLeanIndependent Scholar
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shakespeare: Macbeth
Mr Stephen Siddall, Independent ScholarShakespeare: Macbeth
Mr Stephen SiddallIndependent Scholar
Course • Government & Politics • 6 lectures
The Political Thought of Karl Marx
Prof. Terrell Carver, Bristol UniversityThe Political Thought of Karl Marx
Prof. Terrell CarverBristol University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Democracy and the Athenians: Cleisthenes
Dr Tom Hooper, Institute of Classical Studies, LondonDemocracy and the Athenians: Cleisthenes
Dr Tom HooperInstitute of Classical Studies, London
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Democracy and the Athenians: 5th Century
Prof. Edward Harris, Durham UniversityDemocracy and the Athenians: 5th Century
Prof. Edward HarrisDurham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 6 lectures
Plato: Phaedo
Prof. David Sedley, University of CambridgePlato: Phaedo
Prof. David SedleyUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Homer: Odyssey
Prof. Barbara Graziosi, Princeton UniversityHomer: Odyssey
Prof. Barbara GraziosiPrinceton University
Course • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 5 lectures
Utilitarianism
Dr Claire Benn, Van Leer Jerusalem InstituteUtilitarianism
Dr Claire BennVan Leer Jerusalem Institute
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shakespeare: Troilus and Cressida
Prof. Cedric Watts, Sussex UniversityShakespeare: Troilus and Cressida
Prof. Cedric WattsSussex University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Conan Doyle: The Sign of Four
Dr Christopher Pittard, Portsmouth UniversityConan Doyle: The Sign of Four
Dr Christopher PittardPortsmouth University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 4 lectures
Sappho
Prof. Edith Hall, Durham UniversitySappho
Prof. Edith HallDurham University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Chaucer: The Merchant's Tale
Prof. Marion Turner, University of OxfordChaucer: The Merchant's Tale
Prof. Marion TurnerUniversity of Oxford
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Greek Theatre: Music and Song
Prof. Armand D'Angour, University of OxfordGreek Theatre: Music and Song
Prof. Armand D'AngourUniversity of Oxford
Course • English Literature • 7 lectures
Shakespeare: The Winter's Tale
Dr Charles Moseley, University of CambridgeShakespeare: The Winter's Tale
Dr Charles MoseleyUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 6 lectures
Crusades – The First Crusade, 1095-99
Dr Nicholas Morton, Nottingham Trent UniversityCrusades – The First Crusade, 1095-99
Dr Nicholas MortonNottingham Trent University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Victorian Poetry
Prof. Valentine Cunningham, University of OxfordVictorian Poetry
Prof. Valentine CunninghamUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
Britain – The Early Anglo-Saxon Church, 597-754
Prof. Sarah Foot, University of OxfordBritain – The Early Anglo-Saxon Church, 597-754
Prof. Sarah FootUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 7 lectures
Britain – Age of Revolution, 1783-1832
Dr Sarah Richardson, Warwick UniversityBritain – Age of Revolution, 1783-1832
Dr Sarah RichardsonWarwick University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Britain – John Wycliffe and the Lollards, 1350-1500
Prof. John Arnold, University of CambridgeBritain – John Wycliffe and the Lollards, 1350-1500
Prof. John ArnoldUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 7 lectures
US History – Westward Expansion, 1803-90
Dr Kevin Waite, Durham UniversityUS History – Westward Expansion, 1803-90
Dr Kevin WaiteDurham University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Ottoman Empire – The Ascendency of the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1606
Dr Colin Imber, Manchester UniversityOttoman Empire – The Ascendency of the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1606
Dr Colin ImberManchester University