With the holidays upon us, Professor Petit turns his attention to one of the most cherished, beloved tales of the season. That’s right. It’s the 1,932nd version of “A Christmas Carol” you’ve seen so far this year.
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On All Hallow’s Eve, the Professor turns his attention to America’s original master of the macabre: Edgar Allan Poe.
This week, Professor Petit delves into the world of Norse Mythology. Join the class as he regales you with the tales of the Gods of Asgard: Thor! Heimdallr! Tom Hiddleston!
After being rendered nearly catatonic by the class efforts to analyze “Romeo and Juliet,” Professor Petit tries again with Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedy, “Much Ado About Nothing.”
This week, Professor Petit turns his attention to one of the most legendary writers ever to chew broken glass, Ernest Hemingway.
With much of the class missing to attend Comicon, Professor Petit turns his attention to the tale of the world’s first superhero: the Epic of Gilgamesh.
In celebration of the impending Independence Day, this week Professor Petit turns his attention to the writings of one of America’s founding fathers, and the man known to far too many of you as “The President on the 100 dollar bill,” Benjamin Franklin!
This week the Professor turns his attention to William Shakespeare’s timeless saga of love, murder, and teenagers who don’t know enough to listen the to their parents: Romeo and Juliet!
Professor Petit returns in the second lecture intended to teach you everything you need to know to survive English Class. This time, he walks you through the many levels of the afterlife in the classic piece of Italian literature, “The Divine Comedy.” Heaven. Hell. Texting in a movie theater. It’s all covered here!
The first lecture from “Everything You Need to Know to Survive English Class” is now online! In this lecture, we discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald and The Great Gatsby.
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