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ENGL 236: 19th Century British Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours Examines works by poets and novelists of the Romantic and Victorian periods including Blake, Browning, Dickens, Hardy, and others.
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ENGL 237: 20th Century British Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours Examines the major British novelists, poets, and dramatists of the 20th century, including Wilde, Synge, Yeats, Shaw, Wharton, Woolf, Auden, Joyce, Lawrence, and others.
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ENGL 254: Women in American Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours A study of women writers who have made a major contribution to the canon of American literature as well as those women figures who have been represented in the fiction of American literature and culture.
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ENGL 255: Early American Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours Prose and poetry of the colonial and enlightenment period, with emphasis on such major writers such as Edwards, Taylor, and Franklin as well as novelists Brown and Cooper.
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ENGL 256: 19th Century American Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours American prose and poetry from romantics such as Cooper and Poe, to realists and naturalists such as Twain, Chopin, and Crane.
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ENGL 257: 20th Century American Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours American prose and poetry from modernists such as Williams and Hemingway to contemporary and postmodern writers such as Vonnegut, Morrison, and O'Brien.
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ENGL 261: Modern World Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours A study of selected major works, authors and movements in world literature from the Renaissance to the present.
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ENGL 261 - Modern World Literature
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ENGL 263: Crime and Punishment in Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours This course explores the importance of crime and the criminal to the Western literary tradition, from Sophocles's Antigone in the 5th century B.C.E. to acknowledged classics by Aeschylus, Dante, Dostoevsky, Poe, and Kafka, to philosophical treatises by Hugo, Wilde, and Malcolm X, to the more contemporary works of Camus, Sartre, O'Connor, Capote, and others.
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ENGL 265: Ancient World Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours A study of selected major works, authors and movements in world literature from antiquity to the Renaissance.
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ENGL 27A: Gay and Lesbian Literature
3.00 Credits
Davis & Elkins College
3 semester hours Gay and Lesbian Literature is a survey course of nine selected authors from the canon of literature written by gay or lesbian writers that centers on the experience of defining the image of gays and lesbians in their respective cultures. The course will begin with the works of Sappho, a Greek lesbian poet of the Classical Era. Next, the works of Nineteenth Century writers such as Walt Whitman will be explored in the context of the Victorian Era. The Twentieth Century offers the bulk of writers concerned with the image of the gay or lesbian culture. From the onset of this literary movement which began in the 1920's, the works of Sherwood Anderson, D.H., Lawrence and Gertrude Stein define the self as lesbian and gay in society. Playwright Tennessee Williams adds his dramatic interpretation of the gay experience to the canon, and in the following decades, Truman Capote, Elizabeth Bishop and Allen Ginsberg cap off the survey with a fully realized expression of gay and lesbian artists. Prerequisite: ENGL 101. Fulfills: General Education Literature or U.S. Cultural Studies requirement.
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