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Romanticism, Spring 2009
The Romantic period witnessed the birth of major new forms of writing and thinking that are still relevant today. The social transition from an age of commerce and colonialism to an era of industry and imperialism radically changed the entire surface of the world. Sciences that we take for granted were born: ecology, biology, psychology. Adam Smith wrote his work on capitalism and the politics of working class was born, though it was not yet called socialism. This was the age of William Blake and Mary Shelley, of Jane Austen and William Wordsworth, of Coleridge and Keats and Mary...
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4.6 stars from 51 ratings
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find Timothy Morton's blog page Ecology Without Nature; you can find all of his audio classes. $71k in comped education
Crosspatch_bear via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/14/18
Blake
Blake power rules! Would love more.
Dingo dawg via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 04/13/16
Awesome
Really cool. I can`t say enough for this course. Each lecture gives me a tonne of stuff to think about while the course has given me a great cirriculum for studying a fantastic period of English literature at my own pace.
Daninthpan via Apple Podcasts · Japan · 05/05/13
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