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Lectures on Shakespeare 1811–1812

from LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 April 2017

Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Edited by
Adam Roberts
Adam Roberts
Affiliation:
University of London, Royal Holloway
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Venue: the Great Room of the London Philosophical Society, Scot's Corporation Hall, Crane Court, off Fleet Street.

Lecture 1: Monday, 18 November 1811 (On the Principles of Criticism)

Lecture 2: Thursday, 21 November 1811 (On Poetry)

Lecture 3: Monday, 25 November 1811 (On Dramatic Poetry)

Lecture 4: Thursday, 28 November 1811 (Venus and Adonis, Rape of Lucrece)

Lecture 5: Monday, 2 December 1811 (Love's Labour's Lost)

Lecture 6: Thursday, 5 December 1811 (On Shakespeare's Wit)

Lecture 7: Monday, 9 December 1811 (Romeo and Juliet)

Lecture 8: Thursday, 12 December 1811 (Romeo and Juliet)

Lecture 9: Monday, 16 December 1811 (The Tempest)

[Lecture 10: Thursday, 19 December 1811]

[Lecture 11: Monday, 30 December 1811]

Lecture 12: Thursday, 2 January 1812 (Richard II, Hamlet)

[Lecture 13: Thursday, 9 January 1812]

[Lecture 14: Monday, 13 January 1812]

[Lecture 15: Thursday, 16 January 1812]

[Lecture 16: Monday, 20 January 1812]

[Lecture 17: Monday, 27 January 1812]

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Coleridge: Lectures on Shakespeare (1811-1819) , pp. 3
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
Print publication year: 2016

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