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ENGL 2320: AMERICAN LITERATURE II
3.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
Beginning with the works of Mark Twain, the literature of this course covers the influence of Darwinism, America's shifting from a nation of farmers to a nation of factory works, the disillusionment after WWI, the frantic values of the Roaring Twenties, the intellectual struggles of the Great Depression, and the efforts to define a modern literature.
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ENGL 2340: NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE AND LITERATURE
3.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
A study of the literatures of American Indian peoples, including legends from the oral traditions, songs, poetry, stories, and novels. A selection of literature from various times will be read, ranging from early legends to modern works.
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ENGL 2370: WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE
3.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
This course introduces the best of Western literature. The works chosen for study depict the western experiences from a variety of perspectives. Students will consider each work's literary merit, historical reliability and Western themes. Students will discuss the role Western literature has played in creating stereotypes about the West and how those stereotypes have affected the development of American literature and culture.
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ENGL 2420: LITERARY GENRES:
3.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
This course offers a study of recognized texts of specific literary genres in order to acquaint students with salient authors, themes and historical characteristics of the genre. This course includes reading and discussion of texts, as well as the writing of analytical, critical, research-based and/or modeled essays.
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ENGL 2470: FILM APPRECIATION
3.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
A study of the literature of film, its narrative, visual and technical components, with particular attention to selected feature length films of recognized directors.
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ENGL 2471: LITERARY MAGAZINE
2.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
This course provides practical experience for students interested in producing a literary journal. Areas for participation include the editorial process of selecting fiction, nonfiction, poetry and other material to be published, as well as in the making of design and layout decisions. The goals are: 1) to provide the student with hands-on training and instruction in the various areas of production; and 2) to produce a student publication
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ENGL 2490: STUDIES IN ENGLISH
2.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
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ENGL 2495: WORKSHOPS IN ENGLISH
1.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
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ENGL 2970: INTERNSHIP IN ENGLISH
1.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
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ENTO 1001: INSECT BIOLOGY
4.00 Credits
Western Wyoming Community College
This course is an introduction to insects and related arthoropods. Aspects of insect biology, behavior, life history, and diversity, as well as many ways that insects affect humans will also be introducted. Furthermore, this course will concentrate on the morphology, physiology, and evolutionary ecology of insects and arthoropods.
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