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ENG, LIT 304: The Romantic Movement in English Literature
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
A detailed study of Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Bryon, Shelley, and Keats with supplementary readings in other less well-known poets of the period, Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 306: Adventures,Enchantments,and Wonders:The Literature of Fantasy and Science Fiction
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Fulfills core competency: Communication Skills. Writing Intensive. A comprehensive study of the new and traditional forms of folk myths, fantasy stories, and tales of the future; with special emphasis on the future of our civilization and the nature of alternative “realities.” Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of instructor . Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 307: Literature of the Supernatural
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Fulfills core competency: Communication Skills. Writing Intensive. A study of prose and poetic works which have, as a central focus, supernatural beings, events, and/or phenomena; and an examination of how such literature reflects mankind’s deepest desires and drives. Prerequisite: CMP 101 or permission of instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 309: Film Seminar
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Fulfills core competency: Affective Judgment. Writing Intensive. This course involves screening and discussion of classic and contemporary feature-length films. It is designed to expose students to a wide variety of film periods, styles, and genres, as well as cinema cultures and national co-texts. Discussion of technical matter provides background for interpreting film as a distinct literary genre. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 310: The English Novel
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
A study of the evolution of the novel as a genre, beginning with its prototypes in the romance and allegory and including representative selections from the more prominent 19th and 20th century authors. The study will include various types of novels as well: the novel of manners, the sociological novel, the philosophical novel, etc. Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 311-312: Survey of English Poetry
6.00 Credits
Daemen University
Analysis of representative English poetry from 1530 to the present, in terms of thought, technique, type, and historical background. Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 313: The Gothic Imagination
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Gothic literature pushes the boundaries of social convention, exploring the darker side of human experience and opening taboo subjects. This course engages contemporary critical and theoretical assessments as it covers three main avenues of gothic literature-horror stories, sensation fiction, and detective narratives. Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 317: Gender Trouble:Literature and Film
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Fulfills core competency: Communication skills. Writing Intensive. Do the gender roles represented in literary works reflect a “reality” based on biological differences between the sexes? Or are gender roles simply a product of a culture’s religious, economic, and political agendas? This course examines works from various genres and historical periods in order to understand how they reinforce or subvert gender stereotypes that inform and condition people’s liv es. Offered As Neede
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ENG, LIT 318: English Drama
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
A study of the development of English drama from its medieval beginnings in church ritual to its contemporary forms. Readings include representative selections from the mystery and morality plays of the 14th century, Renaissance and Restoration drama, 19th century social drama, and modern experimental theatre. Prerequisite: LIT 112 or permission of the instructor. Offered As Needed.
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ENG, LIT 320: From Celtic Twilight to Celtic Tiger:20th Century Irish Literature
3.00 Credits
Daemen University
Fulfills core competency: Communication Skills. Writing Intensive. In this course we will read and analyze works (fiction, drama, poetry) produced in Ireland during the twentieth century. The early part of this period, following the late 19th c. Celtic Twilight, is known as The Irish Renaissance. This period saw a resurgence of Irish Nationalism that manifested itself in several ways, some of which were renewed interests in the Irish language, literature and culture. The latter part of the period is marked by the emergence of Ireland as a postcolonial republic under partition (post 1922), leading up to the ongoing sectarian conflict we still refer to today as “The Troubles.” More recently in the 1990’s, Irish writing reflects Ireland’s entrance into the European market economy, earning the epithet “The Celtic Tiger.” The works we will read are all part of the Anglo-Irish tradition (written or translated into English). We will focus on modern and contemporary Ireland in selected works of its major writers as they examine their country’s encounters with the British Empire, Catholic/Protestant religious conflict and its own mythological past. Offered As Ne
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