22:05

Linguistic Pet Peeves, Language Structure, and Language Change (HEL 5) (Spring 2025 edition)

29:17

The Persecuting Society: Religious Turmoil in Medieval and Early Modern England

22:43

Religion and Politics in Tudor England

21:37

Shakespeare's Theater: Origins and Evolution

08:38

Why is Geoffrey Chaucer a Big Deal? (English Literature Mini-lecture)

13:01

When England Was French: The Anglo-Norman Period

17:32

The Old English Poetic Elegy: Origins and Contexts

11:06

ENG340 Survey of Eng Lit-- Overview of Periods of English Literature

18:04

English Professor says STOP Using These Seven (7) Essay Openers

23:22

English Prof Explains How to Write with ChatGPT WITHOUT Cheating

28:53

English Professor Explores "Wholesome" - Its Changing Meaning and Gen Z's Struggle Over Values

01:14:52

Marxist Criticism (Lectures in Literary Theory)

34:43

Let's Read (a Poem): Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

03:34

Channel Intro: Greetings from Iohannes Rhetor and Welcome to Language, Culture, and Literature!

29:57

Feminist Criticism (Lectures in Literary Theory)

33:28

Deconstruction (Lectures in Literary Theory)

25:51

Structuralism Pt 2/2:The Death of the Author (Lectures in Literary Theory)

22:08

Structuralism pt 1/2 (Lectures in Literary Theory)

13:07

Decoding the Bible the Medieval way? Use the Fourfold Interpretation method!

28:13

Archetype Criticism and Northrop Frye's Theory of Genres (Lecture in Literary Theory)

05:48

Literary Criticism Explainer: Paraphrase, Interpretation, Analysis-- What's the Difference?

38:04

Psychoanalysis and Psychological Criticism (Lectures in Literary Theory)

27:39

How Readers Produce Meaning: Reader-Response Criticism (Lectures in Literature Theory)

13:44

English Prof Explains Literary Terms: Author, Speaker, Voice, Narrator, Person, Character

14:58

English Professor Explains What Literary Theory is and What It's For

23:28

Russian Formalism, Defamiliarization, and the Poetic Function of Language

20:40

The New Criticism (Introductory Lectures in Literary Theory and Criticism)

25:15

English Professor Answers the Question: Why Are English Majors?

11:13

Herbo and Himbo: Word Study

19:55

Internet English (HEL 40)

14:12

World Englishes in the 21st Century (HEL 39)

23:12

Why is English a Global Language? English and Empire (HEL 38)

17:54

Modern English in the British Isles pt. 2: Regional Varieties (HEL 37b)

12:08

Modern English in Britain and Ireland (HEL 37a)

20:58

African-American Vernacular English part 2: Features and Influence (HEL 36b)

17:42

African American Vernacular English Pt 1: Origins and History (HEL 36a)

19:32

North American English: Regional Varieties (HEL 35)

21:47

The Arrival and Spread of the English Language in North America (HEL 34)

20:00

Historical Contexts: From Early Modern to Modern England (HEL 33)

09:31

Early Modern English Regional Varieties and Registers (HEL 32a)

18:36

Linguistic Prescriptivism in England 1500-1800 (HEL 32)

23:48

Early Modern English Lexicon: Humanism, Inkhorn Words, Vernacularization, Borrowing (HEL 31)

13:26

Early Modern English Syntax (HEL 30)

20:50

Early Modern English Morphology (HEL 29)

12:38

Early Modern English Sounds and Spelling (HEL 28)

29:54

Let's Read: Sharon Olds

22:59

Core Sociolinguistic Concepts (HEL 27)

24:27

How Did Translating the Bible Help Shape Early Modern English? (HEL 26)

20:45

Middle English Dialects and the Emerging East Midlands Standard

14:56

Middle English Word Formation (HEL 19)

18:07

Middle English Syntax (HEL 18)

17:36

Middle English Morphology (HEL 17)

10:20

Middle English Sounds (HEL 16)

13:06

Middle English Historical Context, Texts, and Spelling cont. (HEL 15b)

10:31

Middle English: Historical Context, Major Texts, and Spelling Changes (HEL 15a)

10:03

Middle English Contact and Borrowing: Why 45% of English is French (HEL 14)

16:11

Old English Lexicon: Loanwords (HEL 13)

10:04

Old English Syntax (HEL 11)

17:13

Old English Lexicon - Eald Anglisc Wordhord (HEL 12)

09:56

Old English Morphology: The Verb (HEL 10b)