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Students will work with their advisors
to choose writing courses which reflect their interest in fiction,
poetry, or non-fiction prose.
No more than 15 hours of coursework
at the 300 level.
TOTAL: 36 hours
ENG 350: Literary Studies for Majors
(must be taken within first 9 hours of English coursework, excluding
ENG 101, 102, 202, 302, or 201H)
British Literature to 1800
Choose one:
ENG 409
Milton
ENG 410 Shakespeare Comedy, Tragedies & Rom
ENG 411
Chaucer
ENG 412 Shakespeare Histories & Tragedies
Choose one:
ENG 317
British Literature to 1800
ENG 409
Milton
ENG 410 Shakespeare Comedy, Tragedies & Rom
ENG.411
Chaucer
ENG 412 Shakespeare Histories & Tragedies
ENG
413
British Novel to 1800
ENG 417
British Drama to 1642
ENG
436
Medieval British Literature
ENG 437 Tudor Literature: Poetry/ Prose 16th Cent.
ENG 438
17th Century Literature: Poetry and Prose
ENG 446
Drama Restoration & 18th Cent
ENG
462
Rest & 18 C British Poetry & Prose
British Literature Since 1800
Choose one:
ENG
319 British Literature from 1800
ENG 414 19th Cent British Novel
ENG 415 Victorian Poetry
ENG 433 20th Cent. British and Irish Poetry
ENG 447 British Romantic Poets
American Literature to 1865
Choose one:
ENG 321
American Literature to 1860
ENG
421
American Literature to 1830
ENG 422
American Literature 1830-1865
American Literature Since 1865
Choose one:
ENG 323
American Literature 1860 to Present
ENG 423
American Literature 1865-1914
ENG
424
American Literature after 1914
ENG 434
Twentieth Century American Poetry
Language
Study
Choose one:
ENG 405
History English Language
ENG
475
Intro to Linguistics
ENG
476
Modern Grammar
ENG
478
Intro to Sociolinguistics
Creative Writing
Choose four:
ENG 360
Intro Creative Writing
ENG 377
Creative Writing Poetry
ENG 378 Creative Writing Fiction
ENG 408 Advanced Expository Writing
ENG 444 Rendering the Landscape
ENG 491 Creative
Writing: Poetry Workshop
ENG 492 Creative Writing Fiction Workshop
ENG 493 Creative Writing Creative Non-Fiction
Senior Seminar: (capstone)
ENG 420
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