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310 courses, six subjects, 30 languages.
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History65 courses
Science57 courses
Literature47 courses
Art45 courses
Mythology46 courses
Understanding the world50 courses
Literature · 9 minLes Fleurs du Mal, Baudelaire1857
Literature · 8 min“1984”: how does Winston end up loving Big Brother?1949
Literature · 8 minWho are the pigs in “Animal Farm”?1945
Literature · 7 minHamlet, Shakespearec. 1601
Literature · 8 minWho is to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet?c. 1595
Literature · 7 min“Brave New World”: can you be happy without freedom?1932
Literature · 10 minWho is the real monster in “Frankenstein”?1818
Literature · 8 min“Crime and Punishment”: can you kill for an idea?1866
Literature · 7 minKafka's “Trial”: can you be condemned without a crime?1925
Literature · 8 minDon Quixote, Cervantes1605-1615
Literature · 8 minThe Grapes of Wrath, Steinbeck1939
Literature · 8 minTo Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee1960
Literature · 8 minThe Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald1925
Literature · 7 minThe Lord of the Rings, Tolkien1954-1955
Literature · 8 minFahrenheit 451, Bradbury1953
Literature · 8 minOne Hundred Years of Solitude, García Márquez1967
Literature · 7 minThe Metamorphosis, Kafka1915
Literature · 7 minThe Master and Margarita, Bulgakov1967
Literature · 9 minMoby-Dick, Melville1851
Literature · 7 minThe Little Prince, Saint-Exupéry1943
Literature · 8 minThe Alchemist, Paulo Coelho1988
Literature · 10 minWhere do superheroes come from?From Hercules to Superman · Elizabeth Singer Hunt
Literature · 7 minDid Aesop really exist?The slave who told the truth · Simon Lea
Literature · 8 minWhy did Aurore Dupin call herself George Sand?A novelist in men's clothes · Simon LeaThe rest of every course is in the app.The quiz, the glossary and the 30 languages. Free to start.