Online Syllabi
This page presents a collection of links to course information and/or the syllabi for Romantics courses—including courses that extend back into the long eighteenth century (1660-1830) and forward into the nineteenth century. We hope that looking at the course sites below will help stimulate ideas for teaching and discussion among Romanticists about pedagogy.
Winners of the NASSR/Romantic Circles Pedagogy Contest
- A Wider World of Revolution |
- ENGL 630: Radical Publishers of the Romantic Era |
- Everglades Romanticism
- FROZEN! The Climate Crisis of 1816 and Its Lessons for Today |
- Lyric Conditions: Survival and Reproduction |
- Mary Shelley in Context(s): Wikis and Blogs in Romanticism Courses |
- Public Romanticism and the Public Humanities: A Graduate Seminar |
- Recovering British Romantic Women Travel Writers |
- Repetitions of the Romantic: An Investigation into Romantic and Post-Romantic Art |
- Romantic Lives, Romantic Archives |
- Romantic Remediations: A Creative Writing Assignment |
- Romantic Stories |
- Romanticism and Technologies of Information |
- Teaching early Romantic literature with a concluding unit on contemporary experimental poetry and neo-Gothic literature |
- The Idea of Nature in Transatlantic Romanticism |
- Theories of the Sublime: Longinus, Burke, Kant, and Ngai |
- Wild Romanticism: North America in the British Romantic Imagination, 1780–1830 |
- “Dark Ecology”: Race, Gender and the Environment |
General Courses on Romanticism
Authors
Drama
- "Teaching British Romantic Drama: A Senior Seminar in Studies in Drama" |
- Eng. 355, Spring '04: Nature, Class, and Identity in British Romanticism |
- Holy Theatre; or, Theatre of the Invisible-Made-Visible |
- Romantic Revolutions in Europe: an Eight-Day Teaching Unit |
- Staging Identity in Eighteenth-Century England: Restoration to Romantic Drama |
- The Drama of British Romanticism Syllabus |
Ecology
Gothic
Romanticism in Historical Context
The Novel
Travel Literature
Women Writers
