Experiencing Impressions (Step 3) | Close Reading Poetry for Beginners

Close reading involves a close attention to the poem itself and our experience of it. In this lecture, we will attend to our own experiences poetry to consider how poems play upon the mind with imagistic, sensuous, emotional, and moral impressions.

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The modules and lessons are asynchronous, which means you can take them at any time in any order you want. Each module contains a main lecture, and there are some materials you can download as well.

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Learn how to close-read poetry through my lecture series, “Close Reading Poetry” here:    • How to Read Poetry  

Find me teaching at the Antrim Literature Project: https://www.AntrimLiteratureProject.org

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