1A: Unseen Poetry - Classics & Ancient History

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1A: Unseen Poetry

UNSEEN POETRY

"Would it be different if … ?"

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Binaries and Movement

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Referential and Representational Language

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #1: “This is just to say...”

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #2: “Munching on a plum…"

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #3: “Once it was a farm…”

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #4: “I came to you…”

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #5: “40-love”

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Terminology

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Samuel Taylor Coleridge – Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

William Blake – The Fly

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

William Wordsworth – Daffodils

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Percy Bysshe Shelley – Ozymandias

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Edwin Morgan – When You Go

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Simon Armitage – Poem

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Jackie Kay – Lucozade

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

UNSEEN POETRY

Poem #6: “now when the small hours …”

Prof. John McRae, Nottingham University

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Metre 1: Rhythm

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Metre 2: Scansion

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Form 1: Internal Baggage

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Form 2: External Baggage

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Layout

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Lineation

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Punctuation

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Rhyme 1: Definition and Degrees

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Rhyme 2: Type, Position and Relation

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Diction 1: The Scale of Choice

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Diction 2: The Demands of Register

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Syntax

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

History

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Biography and Gender

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar

POETRY: HOW TO READ AND ANALYSE POETRY

Close Reading and Beyond

Prof. John Lennard, Independent Scholar