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ENG 301F: P o e t ry Wr i t i n g
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
Acourse for those who, in a creative writing course or on their own, have developed basic skills of reading and revising poetry, and who are interested in developing a sense of how poetry has been written in the past by major poets and how it is being created in the present. Emphasis will be on imitation of past and present writers, exercises that stress the elements of poetry, and the development of personal approaches. Suggested preparation: ENG 201F. Every fall. Cr 3.
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ENG 302F: Fiction Wo r k s h o p
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
An advanced course requiring the completion of at least two short stories or a substantial part of a novel. Prerequisites: ENG 300F or instructor's permission. May be repeated for three additional credits with instructor's permission. Every fall. Cr 3.
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ENG 303F: P o e t ry Wo r k s h o p
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
A course for advanced students who, after experimenting with different approaches and styles, are developing their own themes and voices as poets. Work toward a completed chapbook-length manuscript or portfolio of poems will be the basis for the course grade. Prerequisite: ENG 301F or instructor's permission. May be repeated for three additional credits with instructor's permission. Every spring. Cr 3.
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ENG 304: Advanced Memoir
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
This course offers orientation and practice in the fundamentals of narrative autobiographical writing. We focus on the use of memory-key scenes, remembered characters, and evocative seasons of life-as source material for the writing of personal essays and autobiographical stories. We work with prose narrative material only (prose material that tells a story, as opposed to analytical essays or expository articles), and the boundaries between fact and invention in this course will necessarily sometimes blur. Readings will be drawn from the works of contemporary writers prominent in the field, from period journals and diaries, and from texts on memoir as a literary genre. May be repeated for three additional credits with instructor's permission. Prerequisite: ENG 202 or permission. Cr 3.
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ENG 305: Rhetoric,Syntax,and Style
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
The course focuses on the fundamentals of sentence- level writing, teaching students the possibilities of English style both for their own prose and for textual analysis. By examining contemporary texts in the context of traditions of rhetoric, students will develop a theoretical grasp of rhetoric, syntax, and style as a basis for editing and revision. Cr 3.
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ENG 306: Writing the Novel
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
This course offers instruction in the preliminary stages of writing a novel, including the uses of synopsis outlines, building well-developed scenes, and experimenting with style, narrative voice, and point of view. Work in class will involve lectures on craft, the critique of student work, and discussions of published texts. Using an expanding synopsis outline, students will produce 50 pages of revised work. Prerequisites: ENG 302F preferred; permission of instructor. May be repeated for three additional credits with instruct o r's permission. 2-year cycle, fall. Cr 3.
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ENG 309: Newswriting
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
This course covers the basics of news-story writing for the print media with intensive practice in news gathering, background research, interviewing, covering a beat, covering social and political issues, and consideration of ethical and legal issues related to American journalism. Every fall. Cr 3.
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ENG 310: Topics in Journalism
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
Under this rubric the English Department will offer a variety of advanced courses which have journalistic writing as a major component of the course work. Topics include American Culture and World Communication, and The Right to Privacy. May be repeated for credit when topics vary. Students should consult the Department's Course Guide for detailed descriptions. Prerequisite: ENG 309. Cr 3.
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ENG 315: Ancient Literature
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
The course will vary between being focused on Greek and Roman literature and on literatures outside the Mediterranean/Aegean ancient world. Every fall. Cr 3.
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ENG 316: The Bible
3.00 Credits
University of Southern Maine
The Bible, arguably the single most influential work (or group of works) in Western culture, will be studied as a literary text, with emphasis on selected books that have had the greatest literary influence, including Genesis, Exodus, Psalms, Job, and the Gospels. The course may also discuss the history of the texts, problems of translation, and/or influence. Every spring. Cr 3.
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