LIT/245 - SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE SINCE 1798
Course Description
This course is a survey of English literature since 1798.
This undergraduate course is 5 weeks.
This course requires the student to purchase materials. Please see details in the Required Materials section below.
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Course Objectives
The Romantic Period
- Identify the major authors, works, and literary movements of the Romantic period.
- Analyze how Romantic literature reflects the political, social, cultural, and philosophical changes of the period.
Victorian Poetry
- Identify the major poets, poems, and literary movements of the Victorian period.
- Analyze how Victorian poetry reflects the political, social, cultural, and philosophical changes of the period.
Victorian Prose
- Identify the major authors, works, and literary movements of the Victorian period.
- Analyze how Victorian prose reflects the political, social, cultural, and philosophical changes of the period.
The 20th Century I: Modernism
- Identify the major authors, works, and literary movements of the Modernist period.
- Analyze how Modernist literature reflects the political, social, cultural, and philosophical changes of the period.
The 20th Century II: Postwar and Postmodern Literature
- Identify the major authors, works, and literary movements of the postmodern period.
- Analyze how postwar and postmodern literature reflect the political, social, cultural, and philosophical changes of the period.
Required Materaials
This course requires the student to purchase the following materials:
Norton anthology of English literature. (9th ed., Vol. 2), ISBN: 9780393912487
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