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LITR 100: Introduction to Literature
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Explores the major genres, themes, and elements of literature.
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LITR 220: Great American Writers
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
A brief survey of American literary history, combined with a close study of some of the most engaging works and writers in the tradition.
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LITR 236: Ancient World Literature
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Introduces and examines as literary texts significant works of world mythologies. Readings stress those cross-cultural themes and literary forms exemplifying the ideals, values, and concerns that have shaped our shared human condition. The course surveys myths from African, Middle Eastern, Asian, Native American, Meso-American, Oceanic, and European literatures. Universal motifs and unique differences in these traditional sacred and secular stories are examined with an eye to understanding how myths underpin cultural, community, and individual values, ethical teachings, and spiritual experiences that continue to inform the world's cultures.
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LITR 237: World Literature, Medieval to Modern
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Considers works written in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania, Europe, and the Americas during the medieval and early modern periods. Students examine culturally defining texts that reflect both the uniqueness of culture and the universality of literary themes. Students read a sample of texts written between the medieval period and 1900. The focus is on texts that continue to be important to the culture they represent, such as The Tale of Genji, Journey to the West, The Thousand and One Nights, The Divine Comedy, and Shakuntala.
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LITR 238: Contemporary World Literature
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Examines contemporary literatures across the world in order to explore both the similarities and differences in literary styles and themes. Because so much current non-Western literature is influenced by Western literature, culture, and values, students will consider historical background, including colonial, post-colonial, or political readings of writers such as Chinua Achebe, Gabriel Gárcia Márquez, Nadine Gordimer, Lu Xün, and Jamaica Kincaid.
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LITR 240: Understanding Drama
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
A study of significant plays from the classical period to the present, both as literary works and staged productions, the goal being a deeper understanding and appreciation of drama as a symbolic form. Primary focus is on literary values, with attention also given to the constraints and interpretations embodied in the staging, acting, and directing of a play. (Identical to THEA 240.)
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LITR 270: Great British Writers
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
An introduction to British literary history, combined with a close study of some of the most engaging works and writers in the tradition.
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LITR 275: Field Experience
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Supervised experience in the discipline including internships and practica required for professional programs. This introductory experience must have an on-site supervisor and/or a departmental instructor overseeing, designing, and evaluating the content of the course. Prerequisite: instructor's permission.
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LITR 280: Literary Foundations of Women's Studies
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
Introduces students to literature that presents the groundwork for women's studies and considers a selection of contemporary texts that apply that perspective. Reading will include significant novels, poems, and essays that demonstrate the history of women's contribution to literature, culture, and Christianity.
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LITR 285: Selected Literary Topics
3.00 Credits
George Fox University
An occasional course that allows professors and students to investigate interesting literary byways. Past selections have included studies in science fiction, the literature of human rights, the short story, and the works of particular authors.
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