This unique mini-series aims to challenge the literary canon by posing the thorny question 'why should we study...?' to experts at the University of Oxford. Beginning with the overarching question 'why should we study the humanities?' and moving on to illuminating discussions about key writers such as Dickens and Shakespeare, these podcasts will introduce you to new perspectives on classic literature. A perfect study companion for prospective undergraduates, lifelong learners and literary enthusiasts everywhere.
Kingston Shakespeare
Oxford University
Stoke Magazine
Marco Sobol
Elly and Kylie
Freya Norbury
Lily Dillingham
Calista
Oxford University
The University of Edinburgh
Oxford University
Folger Shakespeare Library
The Shakespeare Underground
Isabella Perilla
Research English At Durham
the readers
Roxie
Purba Chakraborty
National Theatre
Cambridge University
Diana Loschi
University of Warwick
LRT
Play For Voices
Will Gern
Loyal Books
Cambridge University
Korey Leigh Smith & Elyse Sharp
Arabella Kingston
Through their eyes.
Mandy Johnson
Eric Thompson
Carla Abarca S.
Bárbara Canella
Such Stuff: The Shakespeare's Globe Podcast
Ashleigh Huerta
Loyal Books
Prof Ian Favell
funny
Oxford University
Katlin Haynes
Pauline Walker
Gabriela Dias
Sybil B. Eklof
Ian Kesey
Show & Tell at QMUL
PEN World Voices Festival
Classics on the Rocks
House of SpeakEasy
English Touring Theatre
Caridad Svich
cruzfolio.com
Femininity in Contemporary Literature
Emily Forristall
Uncatalogued Podcast
EUPL
joshuawillis
Simon Nguyen
Jacob Handy
Rina Marie
Jake & Kelli
Jessa Allen
Darly G
UCTV
UCTV
Athenians Talk Drama
Voice Magazine
Shakespeare Institute
CiTR & Discorder Magazine
Oxford University
The Telegraph
IESP - The Institute of English Studies Podcast
Zarin Baig
Clayesmore School English Department
The Centre for Information on Literautre
Loyal Books
Oxford University
The Open University
Kelly Writers House
None
Hannah Laudermilch
UCSC Arts Division
Children's Parliament
alex
Asavari Gurav
Anneka Siegrist
Louisiana Channel
Kiota Bristol
Oxford University
Natalie Cavanagh
Teachers Talking Texts
Sam Qiu
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