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ENG 215: Satire and Comedy
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Explores these two related modes of literature with the primary emphasis on satire. Possible readings include works by Euripedes, Jonson, Shakespeare, Moliere, Voltaire, Pope, Swift, Dickens, Twain, Wilde, Waugh, Orwell, and Heller.
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ENG 217: Introduction to Shakespeare
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Students in this course study Shakespearean drama on an introductory level through close reading, analysis, and discussion of selected plays. They learn the relevance and importance of Shakespeare's themes, characterizations, and imagery.
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ENG 220: Literature and Society
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Literature is examined, emphasizing human behavior as it relates to such social phenomena as war, alienation, social disorganization, injustice, and poverty.
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ENG 221: Literature and Psychology
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Students will study Freudian and other psychoanalytical concepts as they appear in literature, plus psychological patterns of behavior such as aggression, frustration, and submission, that have been utilized by creative literary artists to expand the reader's understanding of the human experience.
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ENG 226: Introduction to Film
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Focuses on various cinematic techniques used to develop underlying thematic and symbolic concepts and to manipulate the audience. Analyzes classical shorts and features for their masterful use of visual language.
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ENG 228: Black American Literature
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits A survey of writings by black Americans, presented historically from early slave narratives through emancipation, reconstruction, the Harlem Renaissance, and literature from the 1930s to the present.
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ENG 229: Multi-Ethnic Literature in America
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Surveys the literature of various ethnic groups. Includes five groups of writers (other than black Americans): native American (Indian Americans); Asian American; Hispanic American; Jewish American; and, white ethnic writers.
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ENG 230: Women in Literature
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits A range of literary presentations of the female experience and of the conditions of women's lives is explored. These works are placed in historical and social contexts in order to see behind and beyond traditional literary conventions.
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ENG 240: Methods of Literary Analysis
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits The study and application of various modes of literary criticism practiced in this century, including formal, structural, psychological, and sociocultural methods of analysis. Required of all English majors.
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ENG 250: Literary History I
3.00 Credits
Rider University
3 credits Surveys British literature beginning with the old English epic of Beowulf and ending with the British Romantic writers of the early 1800s. There will be an emphasis on the cultural and historical contexts of the works discussed as well as an appreciation for the aesthetic qualities of the individual texts and the characteristics of literary movements. This course is a prerequisite to ENG-251 and is required of all English majors and minors.
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