Coursera
Discover how 'the modern' emerged in the late 18th century, shaping our understanding of progress and change. This course investigates whether we remain entrenched in modernity or have transitioned to a postmodern state, examining key philosophical and literary developments.
Coursera
Embark on a fascinating journey through time as you explore the origins and development of modernity in this insightful online course. Discover how the idea of being 'modern' shaped European philosophy and literature, and gain an understanding of whether we are still living in the era of modernity or have transitioned into postmodernity.
Coursera
Dive into 'Sexing the Canvas' to discover how art has been shaped by, and in turn shapes, our understanding of gender. This course offers an insightful exploration of beloved paintings through a unique lens, revealing the stories behind their creation and interpretation.
Saylor Academy
Dive into a revolutionary period in literary history with our 'Modern Poetry and Poetics' course. Discover how writers, artists, and intellectuals challenged traditional aesthetics to create groundbreaking works that redefine modern living. Explore the experimental works and innovative ideas that emerged between 1890 and 1950.
EdX
Dive into the world of American Modernist poetry with this comprehensive online course from Poetry in America series on edX. Uncover the innovative techniques and unique styles that poets like Robert Frost, T.S. Eliot, Langston Hughes, Marianne Moore, William Carlos Williams, and Wallace Stevens employed to create a new poetic tradition during the early 20th century.
EdX
Dive into the world of Igor Stravinsky’s revolutionary ballet, 'The Rite of Spring,' and uncover the story behind one of the most infamous premieres in history. This course explores the birth of modernism in ballet, the cultural context, and the reasons why this groundbreaking work caused a riot upon its debut.