Teaching

Current Teaching (Autumn Semester 2024)

PD Dr. Antoinina Bevan Zlatar
War and Peace in John Milton

Meet the Tudors: Historical Fiction and the Court of Henry VIII
Gender in the Faerie Queene
Eve and her Daughters in 17th-century Literature
Early Modern Heroes
Green Worlds in Shakespeare, Spenser and Milton
Making and Breaking Images in 17th-century Literature
"Exile in John Milton's Paradise Lost", guest lecture part of "Migrants, Guests, Strangers: Hospitality in Shakespeare" series
Staging Violence: Revenge Tragedies

The Senses in Early Modern Literature
Reading Literary and Critical Theories: New Approaches to Shakespeare
The Rise of the Novel: Transatlantic Perspectives
Reading Literary and Critical Theories: New Approaches to Shakespeare
Literature and Culture of the Romantic Period
Staging Disability in the Early Modern Period
Eighteenth-Century Narratives of Colonialism
Shakespeare Then and Now
The Rhetoric of Populism in Shakespeare
Early Modern Poetry
Women and the Country-House
London: A Literary History
The English Sonnet
Sex and the City: Early Modern City Comedies
Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture
Domestic Tragedy
Early Modern Sexualities
Ecocritical Readings of Early Modern Texts
Literature in Digital Mediation: Robinson Crusoe
"Sexuality and desire in early modern England: Historical and literary perspectives", lecture series Gender Studies
"Stephen Greenblatt and the Textuality of History", lecture series Literary Theory
Decolonising Robinson Crusoe
Early Modern Women’s Life Writing
Early Modern Memory Culture

The Rise of the First-Person Narrative
Romantic Poetry: New Critical Perspectives
Reviewing Romantic Novels
Eighteenth-Century Theatre Culture
Elegant Females and Rational Creatures: The Woman Question from Astell to Austen