Women's Literature in English

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1 - Introduction

1 -Introduction.mp4

03:47

2 -Feminist Criticism Current Approaches to Female Writing.mp4

12:36

3 - Reading List.html

2 - Medieval Literature and Women

1 -The Medieval Period.mp4

14:58

2 -The Ango-Saxon Judith.mp4

13:51

3 -Julian of Norwich.mp4

08:33

4 -Margery Kempe.mp4

17:31

5 - Questions and Resources.html

3 - The English Renaissance and Women in Literature

1 -Elizabeth I.mp4

18:51

2 -The Renaissance Theatre and Women.mp4

05:50

3 -Shakespeare, Marlowe, Spenser and Women.mp4

43:49

4 - Questions and Resources.html

4 - The Restoration

1 -Restoration Literature and Women.mp4

22:23

2 -Aphra Behn.mp4

38:13

3 - Questions and Resources.html

5 - Sensibility, the Novel and Women Writers

1 -The Cult of Sensibility.mp4

07:47

2 -Ann Radcliffe.mp4

15:41

3 -Maria Edgeworth.mp4

23:32

4 -Frances Burney.mp4

33:51

5 -Jane Austen.mp4

01:14:33

6 -Mary Shelley.mp4

38:35

7 - Questions and Resources.html

6 - The Victorian Period

1 -A Woman Is Monarch in England.mp4

07:48

2 -The Brontes.mp4

27:07

3 -George Eliot.mp4

19:50

4 -Louisa May Alcott.mp4

22:18

5 -L.M. Montgomery.mp4

24:19

6 - Questions and Resources.html

7 - Some 20th and 21st Century Writers

1 -How I Chose Writers for This Section.mp4

02:04

2 -Virgina Woolf.mp4

28:39

3 -Agatha Christie.mp4

21:06

4 -Maya Angelou.mp4

26:53

5 -Sylvia Plath.mp4

21:30

6 -Toni Morrison.mp4

22:47

7 -J.K.Rowling.mp4

20:14

8 -Margaret Atwood.mp4

30:05

9 - Questions and Resources.html

8 - Reimagining from a Female Perspective

1 -Changing Perspective A 21st century Literary Trend.mp4

01:11

2 -Anita Diamant.mp4

19:52

3 -Madeline Millar.mp4

13:25

4 -Other Examples of the Trend My Opinions.mp4

12:15

5 - Questions and Resources.html

9 - Screenwriters

1 -Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens.mp4

17:25

2 -Sophia Coppola.mp4

08:32

3 - Questions and Resources.html

10 - Conclusion and Further Reading

1 -Further Reading.. And Maybe Some Writing.mp4

00:35

Description

Meet the Women Who Gave Us Some of the World's Best Stories

What You'll Learn?

Learn about the changing role of women writers in English from the medieval period to the present day
Discover how the depcitions of women from major periods of literature reflected real life attitudes
Learn to define and apply feminist literary criticsm
Engage with the works of some of the most prolific female writers of their day - plus some lesser known influential female writers

Who is this for?

Literature lovers, writers and students

What You Need to Know?

Flunecy in English is necessary to underatke the course.

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WOMEN IN LITERATURE

Do you love to read? Maybe you have studied English Literature or need to deepen your knowledge for college entrance exams or citizen tests. Whatever your approach to reading literature, this course is aimed at developing your knowledge of women in literature both in terms of learning about prolific female writers but also in terms of using feminist and historicist criticism to evaluate the cultural messages about women contained in texts from the medieval times right up to the present day.

I will be your guide on this exciting journey. I hold an Honours degree and a Master of Arts in Old English from the prestigious Queenâ€™s University of Belfast and lecture in Belfastâ€™s C.S. Lewis Festival as well as teaching the bestselling courses on English Literature and World Literature on Udemy.

Writers covered in this course include:
Â· Julian of Norwich
Â· Margery Kempe
Â· Elizabeth I
Â· Aphra Behn
Â· Jane Austen
Â· Mary Shelley
Â· The BrontÃ« Sisters
Â· George Eliot
Â· Louisa May Alcott
Â· L.M. Montgomery
Â· Agatha Christie
Â· Virginia Woolf
Â· Maya Angelou
Â· Sylvia Plath
Â· Toni Morrison
Â· J.K Rowling
Â· Madeline Miller
Â· Fran Walsh and Phillipa Boyens
Â· Sofia Coppola
And many more.
You can enrol today in the confidence that Udemy offers a 30 day money back guarantee.
Iâ€™m looking forward to joining you on the course.

Who this course is for:
Literature lovers, writers and students

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