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Live Class: British Literature – Shakespeare

Original price was: $690.00.Current price is: $586.50.

Join students worldwide on an exciting adventure through Shakespeare’s plays in Apologia’s Live Class: British Literature: Shakespeare. You and your classmates will explore how these plays relate meaningfully to your own lives because they represent universal truths concerning human nature that often draw from the teachings of scripture.

GRADE LEVEL: 10th – 12th (recommended)
CLASS DATES: Aug 23, 2024-May 16, 2025
DAY OF THE WEEK: Friday
TIME: 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm ET

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Instructor

Dr. Whit Jones

M.A., Ph.D., Author

Dr. Jones is a professor of English at Bryan College, where for almost thirty-two years, he has taught Introduction to Literary Criticism (Theory), Shakespeare, Southern Literature, Lewis and Tolkien, the British literature surveys, and World Literature I, along with freshman, sophomore, and junior composition and literature.

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Description

Apologia’s Live Online British Literature: Shakespeare class explores six classic plays from Shakespeare’s body of work. Students will discover that Shakespeare’s greatness is found not just in his brilliant and beautiful use of language but also in his profound ideas, which were often heavily influenced by his reading of recent English translations of the Bible. His themes relate to the longings, hopes, fears, struggles, and successes of students’ own lives, which helps them connect their life experiences with the truth of God’s word. 

Prerequisites: None
Course Credit: One British Literature and One Writing Credit

Syllabus

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Required Class Materials

Please purchase the following Signet Classics publications:

  • The Merchant of Venice
  • A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  • Henry V
  • Julius Caesar
  • Hamlet 
  • The Tempest

Course Topics

Students will be exposed to six plays from Shakespeare’s body of work: two comedies, two tragedies, a history play, and a romance. 

Course Specifics

Students will engage in discussions using the Socratic Method, take tests involving objective questions and essays, and write one longer interpretive essay. They will also write a research paper on some aspect of Shakespeare’s England, which will help them develop the skills of paraphrasing, quoting, and citing their work. 

Recorded Classes

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