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What this playlist includes:
107 lectures across 11 courses.
All resources designed and delivered by university academics and researchers.
Courses and Lectures
1. Romanticism
Dr Ross Wilson
University of Cambridge
1.1. Genre – 08:33
1.2. Language – 10:25
1.3. Emotion – 11:09
1.4. Poetry – 10:43
1.5. The Sublime – 10:10
1.6. Nature – 10:45
1.7. The Supernatural – 10:31
1.8. Revolution – 08:27
1.9. The Romantic Canon – 05:51
1.10. Other Arts – 06:10
1.11. 20th-Century Criticism – 05:57
1.12. Recent Criticism – 07:44
2. Anarchism
Prof. Ruth Kinna
Loughborough University
2.1. Max Stirner – 02:41
2.2. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon – 02:25
2.3. Mikhail Bakunin – 03:56
2.4. Peter Kropotkin – 02:59
2.5. Emma Goldman – 01:47
2.6. Non-Desirability of the State – 04:31
2.7. Non-Necessity of the State – 02:40
2.8. Liberty – 03:07
2.9. Economic Freedom – 03:32
2.10. Utopianism – 02:24
2.11. Individualism, Collectivism and Communism – 05:59
2.12. Egoism and Social Anarchism – 03:41
2.13. Syndicalism – 01:37
2.14. Power and Authority – 03:47
2.15. Government and the State – 02:50
2.16. Altruism and Autonomy – 02:31
2.17. Direct Action – 02:18
3. The Poetry of John Keats
Prof. Jon Mee
York University
3.1. Keats' Background – 05:09
3.2. Keats' Letters – 07:45
3.3. Figures of Speech – 08:02
3.4. Early Sonnets – 06:51
3.5. Hyperion – 04:19
3.6. Ode on a Grecian Urn and Ode to a Nightingale – 03:48
3.7. Ode on Melancholy and To Autumn – 04:02
4. Gender and the Domestic Division of Labour
Dr Vicki Harman
Surrey University
4.1. Gender and Domestic Labour in Classical Sociology – 04:54
4.2. Ann Oakley and the Sociology of Housework – 04:14
4.3. Social Change and the Second Shift – 08:40
4.4. Emotional Labour and the Triple Shift – 09:37
4.5. Feminism and Domestic Labour – 12:45
5. Crime and the Media
Dr Francesca Menichelli
Surrey University
5.1. Crime and News Media – 10:04
5.2. Fictional Representations of Crime – 12:57
5.3. Media Effects and Crime – 10:34
5.4. Moral Panics – 11:24
5.5. Media Representations of Victims and Offenders – 14:25
6. Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet
Prof. John McRae
Nottingham University
6.1. Introduction: Love, Sex and Power – 06:49
6.2. Introduction: Equal and Opposite Forces – 04:51
6.3. Introduction: The Prologue – 06:35
6.4. Introduction: Tragedy or Triumph? – 08:58
6.5. Introduction: Popularity and Parody – 04:06
6.6. Act 1, Scene 1: "Have at thee, coward." – 12:04
6.7. Act 1, Scene 1: “Who set this ancient quarrel n... – 11:13
6.8. Act 1, Scene 1: “O brawling love, O loving hate” – 09:54
6.9. Act 1, Scene 2: “Woo her, gentle Paris, get her... – 10:41
6.10. Act 1, Scene 3: "How stands your disposition to... – 06:26
6.11. Act 1, Scene 4: "I see Queen Mab hath been with... – 11:51
6.12. Act 1, Scene 5: "I ne’er saw true beauty till t... – 08:02
6.13. Act 1, Scene 5: “You kiss by th’ book” – 06:27
6.14. Act 2, Prologue: "Now Romeo is beloved and love... – 01:44
6.15. Act 2, Scene 1: "The ape is dead and I must con... – 03:38
6.16. Act 2, Scene 2: "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" – 14:06
6.17. Act 2, Scene 3: "Thou consent to marry us today." – 07:20
6.18. Act 2, Scene 4: "My young lady bid me enquire y... – 11:35
6.19. Act 2, Scene 5: "I pray thee, speak, good, good... – 02:24
6.20. Act 2, Scene 6: "Love moderately" – 01:43
6.21. Act 3, Scene 1: "A plague a' both your houses!" – 10:03
6.22. Act 3, Scene 2: "Tybalt is gone and Romeo banis... – 05:53
6.23. Act 3, Scene 3: "Ha, banishment? Be merciful, s... – 06:53
6.24. Act 3, Scene 4: "Tell her, she shall be married... – 02:14
6.25. Act 3, Scene 5: "Out, you green-sickness carrion!" – 08:47
6.26. Act 4, Scene 1: “Thou wilt undertake a thing li... – 06:30
6.27. Act 4, Scene 2: "Not stepping o'er the bounds o... – 01:23
6.28. Act 4, Scene 3: "Romeo, here's drink. I drink t... – 02:20
6.29. Act 4, Scene 4: "The County will be here with m... – 00:58
6.30. Act 4, Scene 5: "There she lies, flower as she ... – 03:56
6.31. Act 5, Scene 1: "Juliet, I will lie with thee t... – 04:42
6.32. Act 5, Scene 2: "I could not send it – here it ... – 04:06
6.33. Act 5, Scene 3: "Thus with a kiss I die" – 14:48
7. Black British Feminism and Education
Prof. Heidi Mirza
Goldsmiths, University of London
7.1. What is Black British Feminism? – 11:16
7.2. Intersectionality and Black Feminist Theory – 09:00
7.3. Race, Gender and Education – 10:06
7.4. Black Migrant and Muslims Girls in School – 13:25
7.5. Black Feminism, Education and Activism – 11:26
8. Marxist Social Theory
Dr Ross Abbinnett
Birmingham University
8.1. Labour and Alienation – 09:56
8.2. History and Social Change – 14:27
8.3. Capitalism – 13:57
8.4. Politics: Communism and Revolution – 15:59
8.5. Communism in the History of the Twentieth Century – 09:23
9. The Philosophy of Kierkegaard
Prof. Genia Schönbaumsfeld
Southampton University
9.1. Pseudonymous Authorship – 10:19
9.2. Hegel and Kierkegaard – 10:06
9.3. Either/Or and the Three Existence Spheres – 08:26
9.4. 'A' and the Aesthetic Sphere – 11:40
9.5. Judge William and the Ethical Sphere – 08:49
9.6. The Religious Sphere – 10:11
9.7. The Knight of Faith – 15:47
10. Modernity and Postmodernity
Dr Ross Abbinnett
Birmingham University
10.1. Introduction: What is Modernity? – 11:29
10.2. Jean-François Lyotard and the Postmodern Condition – 11:30
10.3. Jean Baudrillard on Simulation and Hyperreality – 16:26
10.4. Jacques Derrida and Deconstruction – 11:30
10.5. Contemporary Relevance – 07:56
11. The Poetry of John Keats
Dr Ross Wilson
University of Cambridge
11.1. Keats the Reader – 10:39
11.2. Keats the Writer – 11:45
11.3. The Senses – 09:15
11.4. Negativity – 09:56
11.5. Forms – 10:47
11.6. Society – 09:18
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