Saturday 18 July 2020, 10.00AM to 25th July 1pm
Arguably the greatest of all the great Elizabethan sonnet-sequences, Shakespeare’s sonnets have inspired admiration, imitation, and speculation in readers and writers for over four centuries. This course will offer an opportunity to explore some of English literature’s most significant works. By closely reading Shakespeare’s sonnets, we will chart the sequence’s multiple historical, intellectual, and biographical contexts, its relationship to the plays, and Shakespeare’s re-fashioning of the sonnet form and its traditions, as well as considering the sequence’s remarkably diverse legacies in subsequent poetry.
**course to be delivered online**
Tutor: Stephen Grace BA MA
So we can continue to support our students, we are working towards putting this course online, by setting up live seminars that students can join through Collaborate - a tool for online meetings that is similar to making video calls.
Students joining our online courses would need a reliable broadband connection, and access to a computer, laptop or tablet with sound and a microphone.
Location: online