ǰ�� Chapter One: English Literature from Old Times to RenaissanceLiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading: MacbethExtensive Reading 1: BeowulfExtensive Reading 2: The Canterbury TalesExtensive Reading 3: The Faerie QueeneExtensive Reading 4: Shakespeare's Three SonnetsChapter Two: English Literature During the Puritan RevolutionLiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading: Paradise LostExtensive Reading: Two Metaphysical PoemsChapter Three: English Literature in the Enlightenment EraLiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading: Elegy Written in a Country ChurchyardExtensive Reading 1: Three Poems by William BlakeExtensive Reading 2: Two Poems by Robert BurnsExtensive Reading 3: Robinson CrusoeChapter Four: British Romanticism LiteratureLiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading: Don JuanExtensive Reading 1: Two Poems by William WordsworthExtensive Reading 2: Kubla KhanExtensive Reading 3: Two Poems by Robert SoutheyExtensive Reading 4: Two Poems by Percy ShelleyExtensive Reading 5: Two Poems by John KeatsChapter Five: British Literature in Victorian EraLiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading: A Tale of Two CitiesExtensive Reading 1: Wuthering HeightsExtensive Reading 2: Tess of the d'UrbervillesExtensive Reading 3: A Poem by Lord Alfred TennysonExtensive Reading 4: Three Poems by Robert BrowningChapter Six: British Literature before the World War IILiterary TermsWork Team and ResearchFocus Reading 1: Mrs Warren's ProfessionFocus Reading 2: Sons and LoversExtensive Reading 1: UlyssesExtensive Reading 2: The Waste LandExtensive Reading 3: Two Poems by W. B. YeatsExtensive Reading 4: Three Poems by W. H. AudenChapter Seven: British Literature after the World War IILiterary TermsTeam Work and ResearchFocus Reading 1: Waiting for GodotFocus Reading 2: French Lieutenant's WomanExtensive Reading 1: Dumb WaiterExtensive Reading 2: The Golden NotebookExtensive Reading 3: Two Poems by Ted HughsExtensive Reading 4: Two Poems by Philip LarkingExtensive Reading 5: Two Poems by Seamus Heaney�����īI