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LIT-101 Intro to Literature, 3 cr.
Examines literary elements of three major genres of literature:
short fiction, poetry, drama and film. Includes both
contemporary and traditional works.
(Formerly EN-110A)
LIT-110 American Lit to Mid-1800's, 3
cr.
Explores major American writers (including Native Americans) and
their contributions to American letters from Puritan times to
1865.
(Formerly EN-213A)
LIT-111 American Lit Since Mid-1800's, 3
cr.
Explores major American writers and their contributions to
American letters from the post-Civil War era through modern
periods.
(Formerly EN-223A)
LIT-120 American Novel, 3 cr.
A survey of the American Novel with emphasis on 20th century
works.
(Formerly EN-236A)
LIT-124 American Poetry, 3 cr.
Survey of modern American poetry. Examines both the works and
lives of 13 of America's greatest poets.
(Formerly EN-133A)
LIT-130 African American Literature, 3
cr.
Students will examine the literary, artistic, and sociopolitical
traditions of the black experience in America. A variety of
fiction and nonfiction works will be analyzed with emphasis on
slave narratives, turn of the century political writings, the
Harlem Renaissance, the Black Arts Movement, and contemporary
cultural texts.
(Formerly EN-163A)
LIT-133 Minority Voices in U.S. Lit, 3
cr.
An introduction to writers from American minority groups,
considered in the social and cultural contexts of the various
groups. Includes discussing and writing about various issues.
(Formerly EN-283A)
LIT-134 Multicultural Literature, 3 cr.
Exploration of a variety of literary types. The cultural and
ethnic voices that are in an undeniable part of modern American
life. Students read, discuss and critique materials
representing a wide range of ethnic, racial and other culturally
diverse groups. Emphasis centers on the assessment and
appreciation of the strength and values that cultural diversity
brings to contemporary American society.
(Formerly EN-156A)
LIT-141 British Literature II, 3 cr.
This course surveys modern British literature from the Romantic
Era to the present with emphasis upon the major authors of the
past two centuries. Interpretive, analytical, and critical
papers are assigned.
(Formerly EN-153A)
LIT-150 World Literature I, 3 cr.
Literature from the Ancients, classical Greece and the
Renaissance.
(Formerly EN-253A)
LIT-151 World Literature II, 3 cr.
Literature from the Enlightenment through Romanticism, Realism
and Naturalism to Modernism.
(Formerly EN-273A)
LIT-161 The Short Story, 3 cr.
Evolution of the short story as a literary form, with emphasis
on analysis and appreciation.
(Formerly EN-233A)
LIT-184 Young Adult Literature, 3 cr.
This course is designed to help adults who work with young
adults become more familiar with teens and their literature, and
select the best literature available based upon criteria and
sources that allow for the selection of the best literature for
young adults.
(Formerly ED-223A)
LIT-195 Nature of Evil in Literature, 3
cr.
A study of the social idea of evil as it is reflected in
literature through the centuries (from Paradise Lost to the
Exorcist). Prerequisite: EN113A
(Formerly EN-243A)
LIT-929 Individual Projects, 1 cr.
Independent study or a special project in English.
(Formerly EN-150A) |
