All Courses
All Courses
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 2 lectures
Homer: The Worlds of the Iliad and Odyssey
Dr Elton Barker, Open UniversityHomer: The Worlds of the Iliad and Odyssey
Dr Elton BarkerOpen University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 12 lectures
Plautus: The Brothers Menaechmus and the Swaggering Soldier
Prof. John Wilkins, Exeter UniversityPlautus: The Brothers Menaechmus and the Swaggering Soldier
Prof. John WilkinsExeter University
Course • History • 6 lectures
The Scottish Enlightenment
Dr Anna Plassart, Open UniversityThe Scottish Enlightenment
Dr Anna PlassartOpen University
Course • History • English Literature • 8 lectures
Milton and the English Civil War: Cromwell
Prof. Diane Purkiss, University of OxfordMilton and the English Civil War: Cromwell
Prof. Diane PurkissUniversity of Oxford
Course • English Literature • 8 lectures
Shakespeare: Coriolanus
Dr Martin Wiggins, The Shakespeare InstituteShakespeare: Coriolanus
Dr Martin WigginsThe Shakespeare Institute
Course • English Literature • 6 lectures
The Poetry of W. B. Yeats
Dr Peter Howarth, QMULThe Poetry of W. B. Yeats
Dr Peter HowarthQMUL
Course • History • English Literature • 9 lectures
Milton and the English Civil War: Charles I
Prof. Diane Purkiss, University of OxfordMilton and the English Civil War: Charles I
Prof. Diane PurkissUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
The USA and Japan, 1941-52
Dr Christopher Harding, Edinburgh UniversityThe USA and Japan, 1941-52
Dr Christopher HardingEdinburgh University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 4 lectures
Catullus
Prof. Llewelyn Morgan, University of OxfordCatullus
Prof. Llewelyn MorganUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
The Tudors – Elizabeth I and the Succession Crises, 1558-1603
Prof. John Morrill, University of CambridgeThe Tudors – Elizabeth I and the Succession Crises, 1558-1603
Prof. John MorrillUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Homer: Iliad
Prof. Richard Jenkyns, University of OxfordHomer: Iliad
Prof. Richard JenkynsUniversity of Oxford
Course • English Literature • 10 lectures
Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby
Prof. John McRae, Nottingham UniversityFitzgerald: The Great Gatsby
Prof. John McRaeNottingham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Euripides: Electra
Prof. Judith Mossman, Nottingham UniversityEuripides: Electra
Prof. Judith MossmanNottingham University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
The Poetry of John Donne
Dr Anna Beer, University of OxfordThe Poetry of John Donne
Dr Anna BeerUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 12 lectures
Italy – The Unification of Italy, 1796-1871
Dr David Laven, Nottingham UniversityItaly – The Unification of Italy, 1796-1871
Dr David LavenNottingham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Greek Theatre
Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent UniversityGreek Theatre
Dr Rosie WylesKent University
Course • English Literature • 8 lectures
The Poetry and Prose of Seamus Heaney
Dr Rosie Lavan, Trinity College, DublinThe Poetry and Prose of Seamus Heaney
Dr Rosie LavanTrinity College, Dublin
Course • English Literature • 16 lectures
Gothic Literature
Dr Elly McCausland, York UniversityGothic Literature
Dr Elly McCauslandYork University
Course • English Literature • 34 lectures
Larkin: The Whitsun Weddings
Prof. John McRae, Nottingham UniversityLarkin: The Whitsun Weddings
Prof. John McRaeNottingham University
Course • English Literature • 7 lectures
The Poetry of Lord Byron
Prof. Sir Drummond Bone, University of OxfordThe Poetry of Lord Byron
Prof. Sir Drummond BoneUniversity of Oxford
Course • English Literature • 8 lectures
Hardy: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Mrs Karen Hewitt, University of OxfordHardy: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Mrs Karen HewittUniversity of Oxford
Course • English Literature • 22 lectures
Love Through the Ages
Prof. John McRae, Nottingham UniversityLove Through the Ages
Prof. John McRaeNottingham University
Course • English Literature • 6 lectures
The Poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Prof. Seamus Perry, University of OxfordThe Poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Prof. Seamus PerryUniversity of Oxford
Course • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 8 lectures
Sartre: Being and Nothingness
Dr Kate Kirkpatrick, University of OxfordSartre: Being and Nothingness
Dr Kate KirkpatrickUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
Ottoman Empire – The Fall of Constantinople, 1453
Prof. Jonathan Harris, Royal Holloway, LondonOttoman Empire – The Fall of Constantinople, 1453
Prof. Jonathan HarrisRoyal Holloway, London
Course • History • 8 lectures
The Rise of Islam, 650-750
Dr Amira Bennison, University of CambridgeThe Rise of Islam, 650-750
Dr Amira BennisonUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 6 lectures
France – The Wars of Religion, 1562-98
Prof. Mark Greengrass, Sheffield UniversityFrance – The Wars of Religion, 1562-98
Prof. Mark GreengrassSheffield University