Tutor information
Giles Goodland
Giles Goodland has published several books of poetry and has taught for the OUDCE for several years.
Courses
This course traces wild fluctuations of style and subject in British poetry from the Auden Group to the end of the century: how modernism was replaced in the 1950s by the Movement, but in the 1960s, a new generation resurged under US influence.
This course traces wild fluctuations of style and subject in British poetry from the Auden Group to the end of the century: how modernism was replaced in the 1950s by the Movement, but in the 1960s, a new generation resurged under US influence.
In this six-morning course, you will be taken from original poetic ideas towards a final draft using practical techniques, close reading, workshopping, and guided writing.
This course will discuss the language and thought of lyric poetry through the lens of various poets and philosophers from Plato to Jan Zwicky via Coleridge, Ted Hughes, T S Eliot, Heidegger, W S Graham, Denise Riley, J H Prynne, and others.
This course will discuss the language and thought of lyric poetry through the lens of various poets and philosophers from Plato to Jan Zwicky via Coleridge, Ted Hughes, T S Eliot, Heidegger, W S Graham, Denise Riley, J H Prynne, and others.