Victorian Poets
Lifelong Learning | Available (Membership Required)
Like Queens Elizabeth I and II, an era is named for Queen Victoria. This spring we will examine the works of the major British poets of the mid- to late-19th Century: Alfred Lord Tennyson, Matthew Arnold, Robert and Elizabeth Browning, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. Many of their works are still quoted in literature and film, e.g., “How do I love thee? / Let me count the ways.”
This class will start at 2:15pm and end at 3:45pm on Tuesday, February 25. All other days are 2-3:30pm.
Sr. Rita Yeasted
Sister Rita Yeasted, SFCC, Ph.D., a graduate of La Roche, holds two degrees from Duquesne University, all in English Literature. Her official title is The Dorothy Saladiak Distinguished Professor of English Emerita. She has taught in the Pittsburgh area from 1962 at levels from elementary through university, and has been at La Roche for 42 years, serving as English Department chairperson for three decades. Recently retired, she now teaches as an adjunct professor.