3 credits
Fall 2025 Lecture Upper DivisionVariable Title
This class focuses on one of several important British literary-historical periods, ranging from medieval English to modern British literature. In it, students will examine individual authors and texts while also gaining a wider understanding of their historical context. Students will also engage with a variety of genres and practice numerous critical approaches to literature.
Learning Outcomes1Identify and construct arguments about genres of, and theoretical approaches to, historical literature.
2Explain the diversity of peoples, interests, and ideologies with specific British literacy-historical periods.
3Show how literary artifacts are both agents and reflections of culture.
4Construct written arguments that demonstrate historical, cultural, and global awareness.
5Produce successful academic writing, including a debatable thesis, and appropriately presented evidence.
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