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AMST 5137: The Antebellum South
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
The social, intellectual,cultural, economic, and political history of the American South to 1861 with an emphasis on Georgia's role.
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AMST 5137G: The Antebellum South
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
The social, intellectual, cultural, economic, and political history of the American South to 1861 with an emphasis on Georgia's role.
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AMST 5138: The New South
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
The social, intellectual, cultural, economic, and political history of the post-Civil War South with an emphasis on Georgia's role.
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AMST 5138G: The New South
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
The social, intellectual, cultural, economic, and political history of the post-Civil War South with an emphasis on Georgia's role.
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AMST 5230: Colonial American Literature
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A detailed study of the poetry and prose from 1492-1800 by writers, both in America and Europe, who describe and define a distinct American identity by means of an emerging literature and diverse cultural experience.
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AMST 5230G: Colonial American Literature
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A detailed study of the poetry and prose from 1492-1800 by writers, both in America and Europe, who describe and define a distinct American identity by means of an emerging literature and diverse cultural experience.
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AMST 5231: American Romanticism
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A study of representative authors of the Romantic Period in American literature (1820-1865). This course focuses on the complex social, cultural, and political forces at work in these writings and in the Romantic Movement in general, and especially the influences of the earlier Romantic Period in English literature (1798-1832). This course traces the development of the major literary styles and patterns in American Romanticism, such as the archetype of the American Adam and the myth of the American Dream; the importance of American innovation in literary language and form, especially in the use of frontier dialect; and the contributions to world literature of American literary theorists, such as Poe. Graduate students will be required to do additional work as determined by the instructor.
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AMST 5232: Work, Family and Community
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
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AMST 5232G: Work, Family and Community
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
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AMST 5233: American Realism
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A study of prose works of the American Realist period from 1850-1910, including writers such as Twain, Jewett, Chesnutt, Gilman, Dreiser, Wharton, James, Crane, and Norris. Attention will be paid to canonical and non-canonical writers of the period, as well as regional and sentimental fiction. Graduate students will be required to do extra work as determined by the instructor.
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