12:53

Jane Austen’s EMMA: How are Emma Woodhouse and Miss Bates introduced? Literary analysis of the novel

10:11

Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park: How does Fanny Price’s letter expose Sir Thomas Bertram’s corruption?

24:07

Jane Austen PERSUASION | How are the Musgroves introduced? What is prosopopoeic ekphrasis?

15:17

Did Mary Bennet fancy Mr Collins for herself? Jane Austen’s PRIDE AND PREJUDICE style analysis

01:33:34

JANE AUSTEN’S USE OF ‘WIT’: How does Jane Austen use the word ‘wit’ in her novels?

18:53

JANE AUSTEN’S ZEUGMA JOKES | What is zeugma? And how does Jane Austen use it? LITERARY ANALYSIS

02:47

A little update…

15:28

Jane Austen FREDERIC AND ELFRIDA: A NOVEL reading | Juvenilia Writing | 18th Century Literature

23:06

EMMA WOODHOUSE: Why is she an unlikeable heroine? — Jane Austen EMMA novel analysis

20:33

Did Lucy Steele know about Elinor Dashwood? Jane Austen SENSE AND SENSIBILITY novel analysis

13:21

Jane Austen HENRY AND ELIZA: A NOVEL reading | Juvenilia Writing | 18th Century English Literature

24:16

LYDIA BENNET: What did Meryton want to happen to her? Jane Austen PRIDE AND PREJUDICE novel analysis

08:08

OSCAR WILDE ‘A Preface to Dorian Gray’ (1891) context & reading | 19th Century English Literature

01:54

Jane Austen THE ADVENTURES OF MR HARLEY reading | 18th Century English Literature—Juvenilia Writing

01:04:29

George Eliot SILLY NOVELS BY LADY NOVELISTS (1856) reading | 19th Century English Literature

50:07

Jane Austen ODE TO PITY literary analysis | Jane Austen juvenilia poem—18th Century poetry analysis

03:59

Jane Austen reading—A BEAUTIFUL DESCRIPTION OF DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF SENSIBILITY ON DIFFERENT MINDS

01:00:17

Wilfred Owen FUTILITY poem analysis | First World War Poetry | 20th Century English Literature | WW1

45:58

WILFRED OWEN’S LETTERS HOME | Autobiography & Poetry | World War One Poetry | Literature Analysis

08:03

E. M. FORSTER on JANE AUSTEN’s novels | Reading of E. M. Forster’s review of Jane Austen

04:05

Jane Austen THE FEMALE PHILOSOPHER reading—Jane Austen Juvenilia Writing—18th Century Literature

03:23

JANE AUSTEN ‘Amelia Webster’ Reading—Jane Austen Juvenilia Writing—18th Century English Literature

47:54

Did LYDIA BENNET always fancy MR WICKHAM? Jane Austen PRIDE AND PREJUDICE analysis

44:01

JOHN DRYDEN poem Farewell Ungrateful Traitor—LITERARY CRITICISM & POETRY ANALYSIS—English Literature

29:47

JANE AUSTEN’S WRITING STYLE: Isabella Thorpe & Indirect Characterization | Northanger Abbey Analysis

41:54

What is an EPIGRAM? What is EPIGRAMMATIC writing? Definition, Meaning, & Examples—LITERARY ANALYSIS

57:12

JANE AUSTEN on the Sales, Money, & Profits of her Novels—Publication History of Jane Austen’s Novels

32:12

WHAT IS METATEXT? Definition, explanation & examples—metafiction, metanovel, metapoetry, metatheatre

49:39

Mr Rushworth’s Guilt | Jane Austen MANSFIELD PARK novel analysis | Mr Rushworth character analysis

27:07

JOHN KEATS: What is Negative Capability? Explanation, Analysis & Example from John Keats’ poem Lamia

49:33

JANE AUSTEN & MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT | Sense and Sensibility & A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

42:51

METRE & RHYTHM in POETRY | Poetic examples, definitions, & analysis from English Literature

34:21

Lady Bertram’s Epistolary Style | Jane Austen MANSFIELD PARK analysis | Letter-Writing & Character

02:28

Alfred Lord Tennyson ‘Ring out, wild bells’ from In Memoriam—19th Century Victorian Poetry Reading

02:26

Christina Rossetti A CHRISTMAS CAROL (In the Bleak Mid-Winter)—19th Century Victorian Poetry Reading

08:02

Jane Austen’s CHARADES | Fun and Games with Jane Austen!

18:43

What is LITOTES? Definition & examples by Jane Austen & William Shakespeare—Litotes Figure of Speech

03:17

JANE AUSTEN ‘A Letter from a Young Lady’ [murderess and perjurer!]—Juvenilia—18th Century Literature

24:28

Captain Wentworth’s letter to Anne Elliot | Jane Austen’s Persuasion, writing style, & phonocentrism

01:00:01

What was the Victorian Era's Ideal Woman? Analysis of John Ruskin’s ‘Of Queens' Gardens’ (1865)

07:12

JANE AUSTEN ‘Edgar and Emma: A Tale’ Reading—Jane Austen Juvenilia—18th Century English Literature

31:11

Percy Bysshe Shelley poem ‘England in 1819’ line by line analysis & context | Romanticism poetry

03:56

JANE AUSTEN ‘Sir William Mountague’ Reading | Jane Austen Juvenilia |18th Century English Literature

29:48

Mr Wickham’s manipulations of Elizabeth Bennet about Mr Darcy in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

19:14

What is APOSIOPESIS? Definition & examples using William Shakespeare {Aposiopesis Figure of Speech}

20:41

Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre as Adele Varens’ Governess—Feminism, Gender Roles, & the Victorian Era

35:05

Money & Inheritance in Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility—Mrs Ferrars, Edward & Robert—ANALYSIS

43:18

What does Jane Austen’s Lucy Steele tell us about Regency Society? SENSE AND SENSIBILITY analysis

32:00

Philip Larkin NOTHING TO BE SAID poem analysis—literary devices & poetry—20th century literature

24:35

PHILIP LARKIN “why I write poetry”—20th century English literature, contexts, & writing style

16:21

JANE AUSTEN’s mock-dedication letter | Jane Austen’s playful alliteration in her Juvenilia ANALYSIS

37:40

What is ANTANACLASIS? + PUNS & PUNNING—Definition & Meaning—William Shakespeare examples & wordplay

27:21

What are Metaphors and Similes? Definitions, Meanings, & Examples from William Shakespeare ANALYSIS

54:25

‘A thing of beauty is a joy forever’—John Keats ENDYMION poem analysis—form, rhyme, & open couplets

41:46

LADY RUSSELL’s “prejudices on the side of ancestry” | Analysis of CLASS in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

44:00

Sir William Lucas & CLASS | What is a Knight? Jane Austen PRIDE AND PREJUDICE social class analysis

05:40

JANE AUSTEN’s last work | Winchester Poem (St Swithin’s Day, 15 July 1817) | #JaneAustenJuly

23:35

What is a BARONETCY? Sir Walter & the “dignity of baronet”: Jane Austen PERSUASION class analysis

46:15

What CLASS are the Bingleys? Caroline Bingley & The Gentry—Jane Austen PRIDE AND PREJUDICE analysis

27:48

WILLIAM HAZLITT essay on Literary Envy | Romanticism, William Wordsworth, & Alexander Pope’s Poetry