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ENG 306: The Bible as Literature Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Study of Hebrew and Christian scripture as literary and cultural texts which have influenced subsequent literature and culture.

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ENG 307: Literature and Psychology:A Psychoanalytical Approach to Literary Readings Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. This course will study the works of World Literature authors from the perspective of psychoanalysis.

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ENG 311: Medieval Literature and Culture Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. An introduction to the literature and culture of the Middle Ages through selected Old English, Norse/Icelandic, Middle English, Old Irish, French, German, Latin and Arabic texts in translation.

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ENG 312: Special Topics in Medieval Literature Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Studies in medieval literature. May be organized by theme, genre, geography or date and may focus on cultural context and critical or theoretical issues. May be repeated for credit when course content changes.

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ENG 313: Poetry and Prose of the Early British Renaissance Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Chief poets and prose writers of the early British Renaissance, including Skelton, More, Sidney, Spenser, Marlowe and Shakespeare.

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ENG 314: Seventeenth-Century British Literature Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Chief prose writers of the 17th century, including such writers as Bacon, Burton, Browne, Walton, Hobbes, Dryden and Pepys.

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ENG 315: Seventeenth-Century British Poetry Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Chief poets of the 17th century from Donne to the Restoration.

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ENG 316: Renaissance and 17th Century British Drama Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

James Madison UniversityExternal linkOpens in a new window or tab.

3 credits. Major works of British dramatists, excluding Shakespeare, from 1500-1660.

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ENG 321: Restoration and 18th Century British Prose and Poetry Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

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3 credits. A study of the poetry and prose (other than the novel) from the Age of Satire, including works by Dryden, Swift, Pope and Johnson.

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ENG 322: Restoration and 18th Century British Drama Opens in a new window or tab.

3.00 Credits

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3 credits. Dramatists from Dryden and Wycherley to Goldsmith and Sheridan.

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