Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: Poetry And Disproportion

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: ‘Poetry and disproportion’

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'Poetry and "the Democracy of the Dead"'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'How ill white hairs become a fool and jester'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'The feel of not to feel it'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: ‘Poetry, Policing and Public Order (1)’

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'Monumentality and bidding'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'I know thee not, old man, fall to thy prayers'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'Mine angry and defrauded young'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'What you look hard at seems to look hard at you'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: ‘Eccentrique to the endes of his Master or State’

Geoffrey Hill 2010 Lecture: WAR and POETRY

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: 'A Deep Dynastic Wound'

Geoffrey Hill Oxford Lecture: Michaelmas Term 2012

Sir Geoffrey Hill, Professor of Poetry, in conversation with Dr Peter McDonald on W.B. Yeats

Geoffrey Hill greatest living English poet in an interview