Biography
Paul Suttie is a former British Academy Research Fellow and a panel tutor for PACE. His teaching for PACE includes online and in-person courses on Shakespeare and other Renaissance writers. He is the author of a book on Edmund Spenser’s Faerie Queene and other studies of Elizabethan literature. His focus in teaching is on the close reading of texts against a backdrop of their historical, literary and intellectual contexts.
An introduction to Shakespeare
| Short online courses
A Knight in Borrowed Armour: an introduction to Spenser's 'The Faerie Queene'
| Short online courses
*King Lear*: tragedy and beyond
| Short online courses
Shakespeare and the interpretation of history
| Short online courses
Milton and the meaning of freedom: an introduction to *Paradise Lost*
| Short online courses
Milton’s Adam and Eve: the human factor in *Paradise Lost*
| International Summer Programme
Power and wonder in Shakespeare's *Tempest*
| International Summer Programme
Shakespeare's *Henry IV Part One*, a masterpiece of historical drama and its sources
| International Summer Programme
More's *Utopia*: a radical Renaissance vision
| International Summer Programme
Mortality and mercy in *Measure for Measure*
| International Summer Programme
Character and action in *Julius Caesar*
| International Summer Programme
Deeds and consequences in *Macbeth*
| International Summer Programme
Two great Shakespearean Comedies: *A Midsummer Night's Dream* and *The Merchant of Venice*
| International Summer Programme