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ENGL 312: Poetry
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Examines the development of free verse, as well as more contemporary trends. Includes Eliot, Williams, Stevens, Frost, Roethke, Levertov, Plath, Creeley, and Dickey.
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ENGL 313: Popular Fiction
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Focuses on the most popular forms of American writing since the middle of the nineteenth century: journalism, magazines, best sellers, classics, and television scripts.
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ENGL 318: Women Writers
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Studies women writers, from Sappho to Sylvia Plath, with emphasis on how women write and the themes they treat in their writing.
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ENGL 320: Ten Short Novels
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Investigates the short novels of Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Crane, Conrad, Kafka, Cather, Joyce, O'Connor, Lessing, and Baldwin.
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ENGL 321: The Essay as Literature
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Investigates the methods and techniques of several types of nonfiction: autobiography, personal and narrative essay, history, literary journalism, political humor, and the nonfiction novel. Authors include Joan Didion, Richard Rodriguez, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Jamaica Kincaid, among others.
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ENGL 323: Literary Criticism and Theory
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
This course examines the history, theory, and practice of literary criticism. Beginning with a study of classical sources, the course investigates how thinkers at various times have defined reading, writing, and the "literary" to analyze and evaluate texts.Much of the course is dedicated to twentieth-century literary theory, including psychoanalysis, Marxism, feminism, new criticism, reader-response, structuralism, deconstruction, new historicism, and post-colonial. This is a representative list.
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ENGL 330: Ethnic Studies
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Examines works by American writers of different ethnic backgrounds who write about their particular cultural experiences. May include Asian-American, Hispanic, African-American, Native-American, and early European immigrant authors.
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ENGL 332: Mid and Far East Literature
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
This course surveys the literatures of the Mid and Far East, from Buddha to Chairman Mao, with emphasis on China, Japan, and India. Attempts to broaden the student's worldview through the literature and culture of "the other half of theworld." Includes visits to an authentic Japanese teahouse in New York City and to area Asian restaurants. Demonstrations of Oriental arts, such as Japanese Tea, karate, and origami.
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ENGL 336: Film As Art
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Enables students to acquire a critical awareness of how films work. Basic techniques and theories are explained and then illustrated by means of movie clips. Film classics are discussed and analyzed; students submit critiques of recent films.
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ENGL 337: Mystical Writers
3.00 Credits
Marywood University
Studies selections from the poetry, essays, and fiction of five mystical writers: D.H. Lawrence, Wallace Stevens, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Gerard Manley Hopkins, and Walt Whitman. Aims at generating an understanding of the metaphysical philosophy of each writer.
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