All Courses
All Courses
Course • History • 4 lectures
Crusades – The Fourth Crusade, 1202-04
Dr Nicholas Morton, Nottingham Trent UniversityCrusades – The Fourth Crusade, 1202-04
Dr Nicholas MortonNottingham Trent University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shakespeare: Macbeth
Mr Stephen Siddall, Independent ScholarShakespeare: Macbeth
Mr Stephen SiddallIndependent Scholar
Course • English Literature • 6 lectures
Chaucer: The Merchant's Tale
Dr Carolyne Larrington, University of OxfordChaucer: The Merchant's Tale
Dr Carolyne LarringtonUniversity of Oxford
Course • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 6 lectures
Berkeley: Principles of Human Knowledge
Prof. Tom Stoneham, York UniversityBerkeley: Principles of Human Knowledge
Prof. Tom StonehamYork University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Greek Art
Prof. Amy Smith, Reading UniversityGreek Art
Prof. Amy SmithReading University
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 • Philosophy & Religious Studies • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Plato: Republic
Dr Nakul Krishna, University of CambridgePlato: Republic
Dr Nakul KrishnaUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Euripides: Hippolytus
Dr James Morwood, University of OxfordEuripides: Hippolytus
Dr James MorwoodUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • Classics & Ancient History • 7 lectures
Thucydides
Prof. Neville Morley, Exeter UniversityThucydides
Prof. Neville MorleyExeter University
Course • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 5 lectures
The Philosophy of Equality
Dr Nikolas Kirby, University of OxfordThe Philosophy of Equality
Dr Nikolas KirbyUniversity of Oxford
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 • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Euripides: Medea
Prof. Judith Mossman, Nottingham UniversityEuripides: Medea
Prof. Judith MossmanNottingham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 4 lectures
Greek Theatre: The Chorus
Dr Laura Swift, Open UniversityGreek Theatre: The Chorus
Dr Laura SwiftOpen University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 5 lectures
Greek Theatre
Dr Rosie Wyles, Kent UniversityGreek Theatre
Dr Rosie WylesKent University
Course • Philosophy & Religious Studies • 5 lectures
Schopenhauer: World as Will and Representation
Prof. Chris Janaway, Southampton UniversitySchopenhauer: World as Will and Representation
Prof. Chris JanawaySouthampton University
Course • Government & Politics • 6 lectures
Britain – Six Key Elections, 1906-51
Prof. Adrian Smith, Southampton UniversityBritain – Six Key Elections, 1906-51
Prof. Adrian SmithSouthampton University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shakespeare: King Lear
Prof. John Lennard, Independent ScholarShakespeare: King Lear
Prof. John LennardIndependent Scholar
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Webster: The White Devil
Prof. John Lennard, Independent ScholarWebster: The White Devil
Prof. John LennardIndependent Scholar
Course • History • 6 lectures
France – The French Revolution, 1789-99
Dr Tom Stammers, Durham UniversityFrance – The French Revolution, 1789-99
Dr Tom StammersDurham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 6 lectures
Alexander the Great
Prof. Paul Cartledge, University of CambridgeAlexander the Great
Prof. Paul CartledgeUniversity of Cambridge
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 4 lectures
Homer: Odyssey
Prof. Edith Hall, Durham UniversityHomer: Odyssey
Prof. Edith HallDurham University
Course • Classics & Ancient History • 4 lectures
Sappho
Prof. Edith Hall, Durham UniversitySappho
Prof. Edith HallDurham University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
H. G. Wells: The War of the Worlds
Dr Keith Williams, Dundee UniversityH. G. Wells: The War of the Worlds
Dr Keith WilliamsDundee University
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 • English Literature • 6 lectures
Jonson: Volpone
Prof. Matthew Steggle, Sheffield Hallam UniversityJonson: Volpone
Prof. Matthew SteggleSheffield Hallam University
Course • English Literature • 7 lectures
Mitchell: Gone with the Wind
Prof. Helen Taylor, Exeter UniversityMitchell: Gone with the Wind
Prof. Helen TaylorExeter University
Course • English Literature • 5 lectures
Shakespeare: Hamlet
Prof. John Lennard, Independent ScholarShakespeare: Hamlet
Prof. John LennardIndependent Scholar