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The “Poet” and
“Poetry”
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January 19-21
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Anglo-Saxon
visions of the poet
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January 26-28
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A critical view
of poets and poetry from the 14th century
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February 2-4
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A new vision from
the Renaissance
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February 9-11
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On the cusp of a
new sensibility
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Poets and the
organization of society
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February 16-18
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The Anglo-Saxon
“ring-giver” and “companions”
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February 23-25
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“Authority,”
“gentility” and “courtesy”
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March 2-4
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The Problems with
kings
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March 9
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The Critical Poet
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The world of the
Spirit
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March 11
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The Consolation
of Salvation
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March 23-25
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Exploiting the
Consolation of Salvation
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March 30-April 1
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The secular and
the divine: Donne’s metaphysical poetry
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April 6-8
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The Neoclassical
synthesis
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The Individual
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April 13
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The isolated
individual
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April 15-20
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Personal
Responsibility
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April 22-27
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The Republic and
the realization of the citizen
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April 29-May 6
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The Neoclassic
vision
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