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LIT 208: American Literature I
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A survey of major authors and literary trends from colonial and revolutionary periods to the westward expansion.
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LIT 209: American Literature II
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A survey of major authors and literary trends from the Civil War to modern times.
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LIT 214: Introduction to Literary Theory
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course introduces students to the shared vocabulary of humanistic scholarship that has developed from aesthetic philosophy, literary and art criticism, and cultural studies. Students will read foundational texts from these traditions and apply their methodologies to analyze contemporary cultural objects in their written work.
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LIT 221: Foodways: Literature, Food, and Culture
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This cultural studies course explores the intersection of food, literature, history and culture, which means it concerns the way food is represented, manipulated, sold, eaten, cooked, distributed, marketed, grown, and discussed.
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LIT 222: Rebellions, Revolutions, and Reform
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course investigates literature that concerns the relationship of those in power to the people over whom they have authority and the resulting rebellions, revolutions, and reform movements.
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LIT 229: Contemporary African Literature
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A survey of contemporary African authors.
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LIT 233: Trauma Narratives: Africa
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Students will learn to understand and explain the issues, terms and concepts involved in discussing African literature. They will be able to identify and define the basic concepts and narrative techniques of trauma literature. They will analyze selections of African fiction dealing with human-made and deliberately perpetrated traumas. They will also develop tentative conclusions about the nature and craft of African trauma narratives, how they differ from other trauma literatures and how they evolve African and postcolonial literatures. Students will lead peers in discussions on the core issues/texts of the course and write a clear, well-developed and organized essay that demonstrates rigorous critical thinking, mastery of writing skills and competence in integrating and documenting research.
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LIT 238: Women's Literature
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course critically examines women's writing and may incorporate a variety of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry and drama. The texts come from a variety of traditions, from classic texts by women writers to the avant-garde, and from a variety of historical and literary periods.
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LIT 240: Contemporary Themes: Memoir
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A study of selected contemporary memoir. Content will vary depending on instructor.
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LIT 251: Literary History I
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course introduces students to a selection of texts drawn from periods up to the age of imperialism. It examines the beginnings and development of literary traditions in classical and vernacular languages. Methodologically, the course investigates the contexts of texts and literary movements, and analyzes their genres, questions the concept of periodization, and situates literature in its cultural and historical moment(s).
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