Spring 2013 Courses - Graduate
| Course # | Day | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 204 | R | 1900-2145 | Harris |
| 208 | W | 1600-1900 | Krishnaswamy |
| 217 | T | 1900-2145 | Fleck |
| 232 | T | 1600-1900 | Douglass |
| 240 | T | 1600-1900 | Addonizio |
| 241 | R | 1600-1845 | Taylor |
| 242 | W | 1600-1845 | Miller |
| 255 | M | 1600-1845 | Shillinglaw |
| 292 | F | 900-1145 | Stork |
204- Seminar in Modern Approaches to Literature
Description
Study of modern approaches to the theory and practice of literary criticism. With
prior permission of graduate advisor may be repeatable once for credit . Prerequisite:
Classified standing or instructor consent.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
208- Seminar in Comparative Literature
Description
Study of selected topics in comparative literature. Students will be encouraged to
do some reading and research in a language other than English. With prior permission
of graduate advisor repeatable twice for credit. Prerequisite: Classified standing
or instructor consent.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
217- Seminar in English Renaissance
Description
Study of selected writers of the sixteenth century. With prior permission of graduate
advisor may be repeatable once for credit. Prerequisite: Classified standing or instructor
consent.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
232- Seminar in Romanticism
Description
Study of selected British writers from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
With prior permission of graduate advisor may be repeatable once for credit. Prerequisite:
Classified standing or instructor consent.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
240- Poetry Writing Workshop
Description
Poetics and poetry writing as preparation for thesis. Includes theory and practice of major trends in contemporary poetry. Intensive workshop experience. With prior permission of graduate advisor may be repeatable once for credit. Prerequisite: Graduate standing and admission via portfolio acceptance to the Writing Focus.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
241- Fiction Writing Workshop
Description
Fiction writing as preparation for thesis. Study of canonical and contemporary fiction
and fiction produced by students. Intensive workshop experience. May be repeatable
twice for credit.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
242- Nonfiction Writing Workshop
Description
Nonfiction writing as preparation for thesis. Study and critique of canonical and
contemporary nonfiction. Intensive workshop experience. May be repeatable twice for
credit.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
255- Seminar in Thematic Studies of American Literature
Description
Focuses on development of a theme in American Literature. With prior permission of
graduate advisor may be repeatable once for credit. Prerequisite: Classified standing
or instructor consent.
Repeatable
Repeatable for credit
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
292- Beowulf
Description
A critical reading of the Anglo-Saxon poem in the original language. Prerequisite:
Classified standing or instructor consent.
Grading
Normal Grade Rules
Units
3
