sylabiUrl: /media/h5bjc4aa/lit-917.pdf
syllabusPDFNodeSet: True
lastCourseSync: 5/1/2026 6:23:00 AM
lastSessionSync: 5/1/2026 6:23:00 AM
lastPDFSync: 5/11/2026 5:17:20 PM
syllabusPDFNodeSet: True | sylabiUrl: /media/h5bjc4aa/lit-917.pdf
The Life & Works of Jane Austen (The Great Courses Series)
LIT-917
3 Credits
Online
4.88/5.00
LIT-917
3 Credits
Online
4.88/5.00
Embark on a journey into Jane Austen's world through an engaging exploration of her novels! You will discover more about Austen's lasting impact and her legacy and gain a deeper understanding of the elegant and tumultuous Regency period during which she lived. Discover how the political, cultural, and social framework of the late 18th and early 19th centuries in Britain influenced Austen's novels. During this course you will have the opportunity to create your own unique and engaging lesson plans for engaging your students with the rich world of Jane Austen and her novels. Experience the world of Jane Austen through this online course through fascinating discussion, creative assignments, and informative videos.
This course is applicable towards the Literature Appreciation Certificate.
More courses that may interest you:
LIT-913
Teaching Shakespeare
Looking for a new approach to classic literature? Teaching Shakespeare offers you an opportunity to explore a variety of new, innovative teaching strategies for approaching Shakespeare in the clas...
LIT-906
British Novels
British literature, classics from the 19th and 20th century will be the focus of this course. In this course you will have the opportunity to read and research two novels selected from a list of c...
LIT-902
The American Novel
This course, designed for teachers of middle school, secondary school, and college level, provides the structure and incentive to read and think about some of the great novels from American fiction. T...
Dr. Catherine Posey
Instructor
Traveling the world through books is my area of expertise! With an academic background in Children's and Young Adult Literature, I’m passionate about equipping teachers to engage their students in meaningful ways with the literature they read and discuss. I hope to educate teachers to understand how literature can equip their students to connect more strongly with those around them and to strengthen their empathy and compassion for others who are different from them. Stories about historical events, when used alongside primary documents, can deliver powerful and transformative educational experiences.