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Zane: Brit Lit: Beowulf thru Hamlet
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Explore early British literary works set against historical backgrounds
that include the Anglo-Saxon invasions, the Norman Conquest, the
feudal period, and the English renaissance during the reign of Elizabeth
I. Witness the development of English drama, from early morality plays
to the unparalleled brilliance of William Shakespeare. Includes a
52-minute multimedia presentation; 400 photos; and Barron's Book Notes,
guides to the plots of 15 literary works.
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Zane: Brit Lit: Paradise Lost thru Ivanhoe
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Survey the poetry and prose of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Examine literary developments during the Age of Enlightenment, an era
that witnessed the emergence of modern science and popular journalism.
Includes a 51-minute multimedia presentation; 400 photos; and Barron's
Book Notes, guides to the plots of 15 literary works, including
"Paradise Lost," "Gulliver's Travels," "Pride and Prejudice," and "Tom
Jones." Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/Vista and Mac
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Zane: Brit Lit: Lyrical Ballads thru Silas Marner
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Explore British literary history from the advent of romanticism to the
first half of the Victorian era. Trace the development of the novel and
literary criticism. Study the Pre-Raphaelites' desire to create
meaningful order. Includes a 51-minute multimedia presentation; 400
photos; and Barron's Book Notes, guides to the plots of 15 literary
works, including "Oliver Twist," "Wuthering Heights," "Jane Eyre," and
"Silas Marner."
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Zane: Brit Lit: War of the Worlds thru Brave New World
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Trace British literary history from the late-Victorian period to the
first four decades of the twentieth century. Examine how British
writers broke new artistic ground in their study of human relationships
and the use of stream of consciousness. Includes a 51-minute multimedia
presentation; 400 photos; and Barron's Book Notes, guides to the plots
of 15 literary works, including 1984. "Lord Jim," and "Brave New World."
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Zane: Brit Lit: Charles Dickens: Time, Life, & Works
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Survey the works of Charles Dickens (1812 - 1870). Learn how the
characters in his novels affirmed his belief in the goodness of human
nature. See how conditions in England moved him to write about factory,
prison, and legal reforms; education; and housing. Includes a 33-minute
multimedia presentation; 200 photos; and Barron's Book Notes, guides to
the plots of "David Copperfield," "Great expectations," "A Tale of Two
Cities," "Hard Times," and "Oliver Twist."
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Zane: Brit Lit: Thomas Hardy: Time, Life, & Works
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Trace the career of novelist and poet Thomas Hardy (1840 - 1928),
whose works traverse the moors and woodlands of southwestern England.
Discover how Hardy's writings focus on human relationships and the
conflicts between spirit and flesh, thought and instinct. Includes a
39-minute multimedia presentation; 400 photos; and Barron's Book Notes,
guides to the plots of the "The Return of the Native," "Tess of the
d'Urbervilles," and "The Mayor of Casterbridge."
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Zane: Brit Lit: William Wordsworth: Time, Life, & Works
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Examine the life and poetry of William Wordsworth (1770 - 1850), whose
poems herald "the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings" extolled by
the romantic movement. Celebrate the senses and the imagination in
poetry inspired by the beauty of England's Lake District. Listen to
dramatic readings of selected poems by Wordsworth, who was appointed
poet laureate of England in 1843. Includes a 25-minute multimedia
presentation and 200 photos.
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Zane: Brit Lit: Geoffrey Chaucer: Time, Life, & Works
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Explore the world of Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1340 - 1400), the Father of
English poetry, whose insights to human nature found timeless expression
in "Canterbury Tales." Learn how Chaucer chronicled his world through
an ingenious collection of stories that revealed the many contrasts
defining medieval society. Includes a 65-minute multimedia presentation;
280 photos; and Barron's Book Notes, a guide to the plot of "Canterbury
Tales." Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/Vista and Mac
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Zane: US History: (1788-1933) Foreign Policy
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Follow America's transformation from a newcomer on the international
scene to a leader in world affairs. A 40-minute multimedia presentation
reveals the young nation's isolationism through the mid-nineteenth
century, and explains the reasons for its gradual shift to imperialism
and a world leadership role around 1900. Includes more than 550 images,
plus selections from the speeches of Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt,
Harry Truman, and others.
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Zane: US History: (1933-1963) Foreign Policy
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Chart the growing involvement of the United States in world affairs from
the 1930s to the Kennedy administration. A 55-minute multimedia
presentation, with more than 600 images, explores the nation's retreat
into isolationism during the Great Depression, and its return to a world
leadership role during and after World War II. Discover why the United
States pursued a new goal during the cold war: the containment of
communism throughout the world.
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