Open Yale Courses - Introduction to Theory of Literature

1. 01. Introduction.mp4145.05MB
2. 02. Introduction (continued).mp4159.23MB
3. 03. Ways In and Out of the Hermeneutic Circle.mp4166.35MB
4. 04. Configurative Reading.mp4178.08MB
5. 05. The Idea of the Autonomous Artwork.mp4169.53MB
6. 06. The New Criticism and Other Western Formalisms.mp4176.97MB
7. 07. Russian Formalism.mp4165.84MB
8. 08. Semiotics and Structuralism.mp4174.89MB
9. 09. Linguistics and Literature.mp4169.08MB
10. 10. Deconstruction I.mp4177.07MB
11. 11. Deconstruction II.mp4179.43MB
12. 12. Freud and Fiction.mp4171.65MB
13. 13. Jacques Lacan in Theory.mp4178.07MB
14. 14. Influence.mp4173.72MB
15. 15. The Postmodern Psyche.mp4179.01MB
16. 16. The Social Permeability of Reader and Text.mp4169.93MB
17. 17. The Frankfurt School of Critical Theory.mp4183.35MB
18. 18. The Political Unconscious.mp4182.14MB
19. 19. The New Historicism.mp4188.43MB
20. 20. The Classical Feminist Tradition.mp4179.79MB
21. 21. African-American Criticism.mp4182.82MB
22. 22. Post-Colonial Criticism.mp4185.31MB
23. 23. Queer Theory and Gender Performativity.mp4169.11MB
24. 24. The Institutional Construction of Literary Study.mp4172.37MB
25. 25. The End of Theory; Neo-Pragmatism.mp4188.31MB
26. 26. Reflections; Who Doesn't Hate Literary Theory.mp4180.81MB