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ENGL V244: Screen Power
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern This course aims to introduce students to an analytical model dealing with the ideological power of film with respect to its aesthetics, content, and audience appeal. Recent studies argue that film is not ideologically free and that any serious study of film history, aesthetics, or criticism should take this into account. This course may be taken more than once as the subject matter changes. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V250: Myth and Literature
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern The course focuses on the relationship between myth and literary narrative. It explores the function of myth and examines literary texts in the light of recurrent patterns of culture. Readings from anthropology, psychology, and comparative religion will offer a framework for the consideration of literary texts, including fiction, poetry, and drama. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V254: Women in American Literature
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern This course will focus on women writers' contribution to the development of American literature, and it will examine the ways in which women try to go beyond stereotypical definition. Finally, it will help students see how the female experience complements and questions traditional American myths. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V259: Romantic Words/ Pictures
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern A study of Romantic verbal and visual imagery, emphasizing the issues and values at stake in debates over the 18th- and 19th-century sister arts tradition in England. Poetry by Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, and others. Paintings by Constable, Turner, and others. Readings in Burke, Lessing, Reynolds, and others. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V260: Detective Fiction
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern The course examines detective fictions within the context of British and American literary traditions from the mid-nineteenth century forward. Lectures, discussions and writing assignments focus on the evolution of the genre from the puzzles of Poe and Conan Doyle through the British Golden Age and the American "hard boiled" school to contemporary and post modern forms.
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ENGL V269: Multicultural Literature
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern This course is in literature dealing with cross-cultural themes and experiences. It will include, but not be limited to, literature of colonial and post-colonial experience. Its purpose is to create a greater awareness of how representations of other people, places, and cultures function in our personal and communal lives. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V270: The American Character
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern This course concerns those characteristics of American culture that seem to define America as unique among nations. It will concentrate on contemporary American values and politics but will begin with the observations of de Tocqueville and include the writings of contemporary journalists, social scientists, novelists, travel writers, and foreign observers. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V273: The African Novel
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern The course examines the form and texture of the African novel and looks at the dominant themes of colonization, assimilation, alienation, and neo-colonialism, with the aim of determining the role of the African novel in teaching the world about Africa. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V274: Women Writers
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern This course is a historical study of literature focusing upon women's struggle for equality. Readings include fiction, drama, poetry, and biography by and about women, and historical, sociological, and psychological essays. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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ENGL V275: Black Women Novelists
3.00 Credits
Loyola University-New Orleans
Common Curriculum: Humanities/Arts Modern The course focuses on black women as creative literary artists and evaluates the contributions of these women to the literary culture of their respective countries and to the world in general. It seeks to establish the common links and the divergent views of these writers on problems facing black people wherever they live. Prerequisite: ENGL T122.
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