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Translated by Burton Raffel
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" from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" and " from Morte d' Arthur"
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" from The Canterbury Tales: The Prologue, " from The Pardoner's Tale" " The Wife of Baths Tale"
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The works from this unit came from the English Renaissance. Also seen in this unit are the authors and their works that came from Britain.
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" from Utopia"
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" On My First Son" and " Song: To Celia "
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" The Passionate Shepherd to His Love"
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Sonnet 31and 39
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" The Nymphs Reply"
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His entire sonnet collection, inlcuding Sonnets 1, 35, and 75.
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" To the Virgins to Make Much of Time"
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Shakespeare's sonnet collection including sonnets, 29,106,116, and 130.
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" MacBeth" by William Shakespeare
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" Song"
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A bible that was the " Cornerstone of European culture." Psalm 23 was an important psalm that is still well-known today. Also " from The Sermon on the Mount" and " The Parable of the Progigal Son" are two well-known stories from the bible.
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" Holy Sonnet 10" and " Meditation 17"
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This unit covers a period of time in Englsih history that was very troublesome. The literature in this time period was created to explore the changes in people and the world.
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" from The Rape of the Lock"
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" from Gulliver's Travels"
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" A Modest Proposal"
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" Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
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" The Lamb" " The Tyger" " The Chimney Sweeper"
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" To a Mouse"
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" Ode to the West Wind" " To a Skylark" " Ozymandias"
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" Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey" " from The Prelude" " London, 1802"
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In this time period authors started write about the individual itself rather than the world that the individual was in.
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" The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" " Kubla Khan"
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" She Walks in Beauty" " from Don Juan"
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" Frankenstein"
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" Ode to a Nightingale"
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The works in Unit 5 uncover the the power struggle in the Victorian Era. This time span was one of great growth and prosperation but also suffered a severe decline in world power.
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" from Jane Eyre"
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" from In Memoriam, A.H.H. " and " The Lady of Shalott"
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" Hard Times"
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Sonnet 43
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" Dover Beach"
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" My Last Duchess"
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" When You Are Old" " The Second Coming" and " Sailing to Byzantium"
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" To an Athlete Dying Young" and " When I Was One-and-Twenty"
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In this unit, one discovers the power of people from all around the world.
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" The Soldier"
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" Araby"
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" The Rocking Horse Winner"
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" The Hollow Men"
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" Shooting an Elephant"
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" Do Not Go Gentle into The Good Night"
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" Not Waving but Drowning"
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Translated by Burton Raffel
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Translated by Charles W. Kennedy
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Translated by Ann Stanford
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In unit one the main purpose is to present the foundations for " The British Tradition". Throughout the unit, the literature that the early settlers brought to British Literature is presented.
