Poetry in America: The Poetry of Early New England

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  • Cost
    Free
  • Provider
    Edx
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  • Language
    English
  • Start Date
    15th Nov, 2017
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  • Instructor
    Elisa New
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1.5
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This online course, Poetry in America: The Poetry of Early New England, explores the history of American poetry from the 17th century to the present. Learn about the works of early New England poets, their influence on American literature, and the impact of their writing on our culture today. Discover the beauty and power of poetry in America!
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Updated in [April 29th, 2023]

Poetry in America: The Poetry of Early New England is an online course that explores the history and development of poetry in America. It focuses on the poetry of early New England, from the colonial period to the early 19th century. Learners will gain an understanding of the major themes, forms, and styles of early American poetry, as well as the cultural and historical contexts in which it was written. The course also provides an introduction to the major poets of the period, including Anne Bradstreet, Edward Taylor, and Phillis Wheatley. Additionally, learners will gain skills in reading and analyzing poetry, and will be able to apply these skills to their own writing. Finally, the course provides related learning suggestions, such as further reading and writing exercises, to help learners further their understanding of the subject. This course is ideal for those interested in American literature, poetry, and history.

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