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Bachelor of Arts in English

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Senior Seminar

Elements of Literature53 Literary Theory53 Literary Criticism55 Library Research50 Internet Research53 Citation and Documentation51 Academic Writing50 Literary Analysis Essay53 Research Paper57 Oral Presentations56 Class Discussions50 Group Projects55

Introduction to Literary Studies

What is Literature?53 Literary Theory52 Literary Criticism59 Poetry51 Drama50 Fiction54 Close Reading56 Contextual Analysis54 Comparative Analysis50 Finding and Evaluating Sources50 Writing a Literary Essay53 Presenting Literary Research56

Shakespeare

Early Life and Education44 London and the Theater53 Historical and Cultural Context57 Comedies51 Histories53 Tragedies50 Sonnets56 Narrative Poems54 Figurative Language51 Blank Verse and Iambic Pentameter52 Rhetorical Devices44 Later Adaptations and Performances50 Cultural and Historical Significance51

British Literature I

Beowulf53 The Seafarer52 Canterbury Tales54 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight53 Hamlet53 The Tempest57 Moll Flanders54 Gulliver s Travels54 Frankenstein53 Wuthering Heights54 Jane Eyre52 Great Expectations53 The Waste Land57 Ulysses51

American Literature I

The Puritan Era52 The Enlightenment and the American Revolution50 The Early Republic and Romanticism51 The Transcendentalist Movement55 Realism and Naturalism57 The American Renaissance57 Modernism and the Lost Generation53 The Harlem Renaissance54 Postmodernism and Contemporary Literature50

Modernist Literature

What is Modernism?59 Modernist Techniques55 Major Modernist Authors56 James Joyce s Ulysses54 Virginia Woolf s To the Lighthouse56 F. Scott Fitzgerald s The Great Gatsby57 T.S. Eliot s The Waste Land58 Ezra Pound s The Cantos55 William Carlos Williams Paterson58 Eugene O Neill s Strange Interlude54 Bertolt Brecht s Mother Courage and Her Children45 Samuel Beckett s Waiting for Godot57 T.S. Eliot s The Sacred Wood55 Virginia Woolf s A Room of One s Own57 F.R. Leavis The Great Tradition55

Advanced Creative Writing

Introduction to Creative Writing50 Developing Your Voice and Style56 The Craft of Writing55 Short Story Writing53 Novel Writing55 Writing Dialogue and Description52 Introduction to Poetry52 Writing Poetry54 Analyzing Poetry51 The Art of Memoir52 Writing Essays and Articles51 Research and Reporting59 Experimental Writing52 Revision and Editing51 The Business of Writing52

Postcolonial Literature

Definition and Scope of Postcolonial Literature40 Key Concepts in Postcolonial Theory51 Chinua Achebe and Things Fall Apart 56 Toni Morrison and Beloved 48 Salman Rushdie and Midnight s Children 53 Identity and Cultural Hybridity50 Power and Resistance51 Language and Representation43 Emerging Voices and Perspectives55 Postcolonialism and Globalization52

United States of America

University

Bachelor of Arts in English

Free exercises

Senior Seminar

Elements of Literature53 Literary Theory53 Literary Criticism55 Library Research50 Internet Research53 Citation and Documentation51 Academic Writing50 Literary Analysis Essay53 Research Paper57 Oral Presentations56 Class Discussions50 Group Projects55

Introduction to Literary Studies

What is Literature?53 Literary Theory52 Literary Criticism59 Poetry51 Drama50 Fiction54 Close Reading56 Contextual Analysis54 Comparative Analysis50 Finding and Evaluating Sources50 Writing a Literary Essay53 Presenting Literary Research56

Shakespeare

Early Life and Education44 London and the Theater53 Historical and Cultural Context57 Comedies51 Histories53 Tragedies50 Sonnets56 Narrative Poems54 Figurative Language51 Blank Verse and Iambic Pentameter52 Rhetorical Devices44 Later Adaptations and Performances50 Cultural and Historical Significance51

British Literature I

Beowulf53 The Seafarer52 Canterbury Tales54 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight53 Hamlet53 The Tempest57 Moll Flanders54 Gulliver s Travels54 Frankenstein53 Wuthering Heights54 Jane Eyre52 Great Expectations53 The Waste Land57 Ulysses51

American Literature I

The Puritan Era52 The Enlightenment and the American Revolution50 The Early Republic and Romanticism51 The Transcendentalist Movement55 Realism and Naturalism57 The American Renaissance57 Modernism and the Lost Generation53 The Harlem Renaissance54 Postmodernism and Contemporary Literature50

Modernist Literature

What is Modernism?59 Modernist Techniques55 Major Modernist Authors56 James Joyce s Ulysses54 Virginia Woolf s To the Lighthouse56 F. Scott Fitzgerald s The Great Gatsby57 T.S. Eliot s The Waste Land58 Ezra Pound s The Cantos55 William Carlos Williams Paterson58 Eugene O Neill s Strange Interlude54 Bertolt Brecht s Mother Courage and Her Children45 Samuel Beckett s Waiting for Godot57 T.S. Eliot s The Sacred Wood55 Virginia Woolf s A Room of One s Own57 F.R. Leavis The Great Tradition55

Advanced Creative Writing

Introduction to Creative Writing50 Developing Your Voice and Style56 The Craft of Writing55 Short Story Writing53 Novel Writing55 Writing Dialogue and Description52 Introduction to Poetry52 Writing Poetry54 Analyzing Poetry51 The Art of Memoir52 Writing Essays and Articles51 Research and Reporting59 Experimental Writing52 Revision and Editing51 The Business of Writing52

Postcolonial Literature

Definition and Scope of Postcolonial Literature40 Key Concepts in Postcolonial Theory51 Chinua Achebe and Things Fall Apart 56 Toni Morrison and Beloved 48 Salman Rushdie and Midnight s Children 53 Identity and Cultural Hybridity50 Power and Resistance51 Language and Representation43 Emerging Voices and Perspectives55 Postcolonialism and Globalization52