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LI 307: The Art of Poetry
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Through reading and discussion of poems from different historical periods, students learn the technical aspects of poetry (such as meter, rhyme, and structure) and how poets use these techniques to create meanings and effects, giving students a critical vocabulary for reading and practicing poetry. For people who want to enhance their ability to discuss and write about poetry by learning the essentials of the poet's art. (Fall semester)
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LI 308: The Art of Fiction
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Explores a broad range of short stories and novels by American and international authors. The course teaches students to look at fiction from the perspective of the writer's craft, and emphasizes such elements as structure, narrative, characterization, dialogue, and the differences between shorter and longer forms. Students gain an appreciation of the fiction writer's craft and an enhanced sense of the drama inherent in effective storytelling. (Fall semester)
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LI 313: Novel into Film
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Study of the adaptation of novels into films, and the narrative conventions that govern each medium. Texts include the works of such writers as Kesey, Burgess, Kundera, Walker, Nabokov, and Puig; films include the work of directors such as Kubrick, Forman, Spielberg, and Babenco. (Fall semester)
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LI 323: The American Short Story
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Acquaints students with the changing thematic and stylistic concerns of the American short story and develops students' critical writing and reading skills. May include authors such as Chopin, Poe, Parker, Hemingway, Faulkner, Stafford, Bambara, Paley, Ford, Oates, and Updike. (Spring semester)
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LI 339: British Novel I
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Social and cultural analysis of the "rise" of thenovel in England with representative works from the Restoration (1660) through the end of the 19th century. May include authors such as Behn, Defoe, Sterne, Richardson, Austen, Bronte, Shelley, Dickens, Eliot, and Hardy. (Fall semester)
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LI 340: British Novel II
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Study of representative works of 20th-century British fiction. May cover Modernist authors from the first half of the century such as Forster, Joyce, Ford, Lawrence, Woolf, Waugh, O'Brien, Durrell, Greene, Beckett, Lessing, Murdoch, Golding, and Fowles; as well as more contemporary writers from England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland such as McEwan, Barnes, Amis, Crace, Kelman, and Carter. (Spring semester)
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LI 361: Native American Literature
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Study of works in several genres, including consideration of how traditional myth, story, and ritual contribute to contemporary fiction and poetry, and how the literature reflects and responds to historical and contemporary conditions. May include such authors as Silko, Momaday, Ortiz, Harjo, and Erdrich. Fulfills the General Education U.S. Multiculturalism requirement. (Spring semester)
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LI 371: Shakespearean Tragedy
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Careful examination of selected tragedies from Romeo and Juliet to Antony and Cleopatra, emphasizing the development of the tragic form. (Fall semester)
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LI 372: Shakespearean Comedy
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Detailed study of selected comedies from A Midsummer Night's Dream to The Winter's Tale, emphasizing Shakespeare's development of the comic form. (Spring semester)
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LI 381: Global Literatures
4.00 Credits
Emerson College
Survey of contemporary world literature written in English by writers from such places as India, Africa, the Caribbean, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Fulfills the General Education Global Diversity requirement. (Semester varies)
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