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ENGL 212: Writing for College and Community
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This course focuses on primary research and writing skills as tools to explore the value of "service" within various subcultures.Students participate in service projects that meet actual community needs and reflect on the projects by thinking, talking, and writing about their experiences.Students increase knowledge of real life situations in the community and consider the effectiveness of state and nationally sponsored service organizations while examining various approaches to civic responsibility.
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ENGL 220: Writing for Business and Industry
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This course is an introduction to writing for the business world.Subjects covered include employment documents (applications, cover letters, resumes, job descriptions); business letters; summaries; informal reports (trip reports, occurrence reports, investigative reports); procedural instructions; process descriptions; and various types of memoranda, including electronic.
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ENGL 223: Technical Writing
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This is a workshop for training and practice in the written communication of specialized information to audiences with varying levels of knowledge.Emphasis is on the analysis of audience and purpose, the selection and organization of information, the creation of informative graphics, and the uses of conventional formats.Students learn to develop summaries and abstracts, instruction sets, proposals, progress and completion reports, and other types of written documents often required of professionals.Students make use of the College's computer facilities for word processing and for generating graphs, tables, charts, illustrations, and other visuals.Offered Fall semester in odd-numbered years.
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ENGL 230: Writing from Nature
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This is an intermediate-level essay-writing course focusing on the development of such skills as observing, reflecting, making connections, classifying, and integrating.Essay assignments emphasize seeing the natural world from the broader perspective of understanding the interaction of nature with civilization, the symbiotic relationships inherent in nature, and the life cycles of nature. Preparation for writing assignments includes field trips and other activities both on and off the Bethany campus.
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ENGL 240: Creative Writing
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This is an intensive course in imaginative writing. Students write sketches, short fiction, poems, and dramatic scenes. Students use the College's computer facilities for independent writing, specific course assignments, in-class writing, electronic intra-class communication, small-group conferences, and submission of some assignments.(This course is required for students preparing to teach secondary school English.Enrollment is limited to 15 students with preference given to juniors and seniors.)
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ENGL 245-246: British Literature I & II
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
These courses examine the development of British literature from the beginning through the 20th century.First Semester: from Beowulf through Milton.Second Semester: from the Restoration to the present.
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ENGL 255-256: American Literature I & II
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
These courses examine the development of American literature from the Colonial Period to the present with emphasis upon the writers of the 19th and 20th centuries.First semester: the beginnings through mid-19th century Romanticism.Second semester: mid-19th century to the present.
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ENGL 264: Masterpieces of Drama
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This course is a study of the development of Western drama.Emphasis is on the evolution of dramatic types and forms, on techniques for reading and understanding plays, and on the analysis and evaluation of dramatic works.
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ENGL 266: Masterpieces of European Literature
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This course is an examination of major literary works by European writers in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.Writings are studied by such authors as Voltaire, Molière, Rousseau, Stendhal, the brothers Grimm, Goethe, Flaubert, Tolstoy, Dostoyevski, Chekhov, Ibsen, and Strindberg.
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ENGL 267: Masterpieces of World Literature
3.00 Credits
Bethany College - West Virginia
This course is a study of literary works representing a cross-section of the world's cultural traditions.Readings range from the ancient (such as the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh) to the contemporary (such as the novels of the Nigerian Chinua Achebe), from the East (such as the Japanese Noh and Kabuki plays) to the West (such as the magical realism of the Columbian Gabriel Garcia Márquez), and from the traditional (such as the Japanese haikus of Matsuo Basho) to the westernized (such as the modern Chinese poetry of Wen I-to); however, emphasis is on writing from more recent eras.The relationship of particular literary works to other aspects of the cultures in which they were produced (especially music and the visual arts) is examined.(Enrollment is limited to 16 students with preference to those preparing to teach in middle or secondary school.)
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