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ENG 205: English Literature: Renaissance
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students will study a variety of works by Renaissance English authors including Shakespearian (Macbeth) and non-Shakespearian (Faust) drama, lyric poetry, epic poetry, and an early novel. We will study the literary, political, religious, and social contexts for each work, as well as how the printing press revolutionized literature. WINTER
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ENG 206: English Literature: Victorian & Modern
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students will study a variety of texts by Victorian and modern British authors including novels, poems, and short stories. We will study the rise of the female author in England and will examine works by post-colonial authors. We will also discuss how changes in the British Empire altered the voice of British literature. SPRING
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ENG 214: Literature/ Pacific Northwest
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Through an on-site educational experience and the reading and writing about literature, this course is designed to encourage an appreciation and understanding of the interplay of literature and place, with an emphasis upon the northern coast of Oregon. Through the study, discussion and writing about selected literature of the Pacific Northwest and through the direct observation of our natural environment (field trips!) we will learn about the cultural and environmental factors that have shaped this region's landscape and literature. Our class will be encouraged to become sensitive observers of the area and to communicate our ideas about folklore, place & environment through small group and individual projects and presentations and written and oral dialogue. We will discuss how literature influences perceptions, uses and modifications of the land. Examples and literary models will be drawn primarily from the coastal Northwest. We will also discover the perceptions and practices of Native Americans and other populations who have lived in this region through their stories. SPRING 2009 - 2010
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ENG 220: Non- European Minority Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students read, discuss, and analyze the literature of one or more American minority groups. Prerequisite: WR 121. SPRING 2009 - 2010
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ENG 221: Introduction to Children's Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students will examine a variety of texts from the children's literary tradition, including folk tales, fairy tales, classic stories, nursery rhymes, poems, pictures books, and longer works. Emphasis will be on reading and discussing the works, as well as analyzing style, content, and themes. SUMMER
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ENG 253: Survey of American Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students read, respond to, and analyze works of major authors of American poetry and prose during the period from 1630 to 1860 in the context of the literary movements including Puritanism, Classicism, and Romanticism. FALL 2008 - 2009
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ENG 254: Survey of American Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students read, respond to, and analyze 19th Century American prose and poetry in light of the development of American civilization. WINTER 2008 - 2009
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ENG 255: Survey of American Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students read, respond to, and analyze 20th century American prose and poetry in light of the development of American civilization. SPRING 2008 - 2009
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ENG 263: Autism in Literature
3.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Autism in Literature would be an introductory level literature class. Students would read a variety of genres, including non-fiction, autobiography, biography, and fiction, where either the author or a central character is known to be autistic. Emphasis will be on discussing the works, analyzing meanings, researching related topics, making connections between literature and life, and learning about how autism has influenced the literary tradition. SUMMER 2008 - 2009
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ES 150: Introduction to Environmental Science
1.00 Credits
Clatsop Community College
Students will conduct one or more field studies and will investigate academic and professional opportunities in environmental science. Students will present their findings and develop a portfolio. FALL
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