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Courses in the Lenoir-Rhyne English
Major
For a complete listing of our
courses, see the descriptions in the University Catalog.
Major
courses offered Fall 2008:
ENG
271. READING POETRY.
A
study of poetic conventions and forms, both Western and World,
including critical approaches
to the genre. Four credits.
ENG
371. ADVANCED RHETORIC AND WRITING.
A
writing intensive study of rhetorical conventions, forms, and
theory particular to non-fiction prose and critical approaches to
prose analysis. Four credits.
ENG
304. AMERICAN NOVEL II.
Study
of the development of the American novel from the Civil War to the
present, with
attention to historical contexts and critical approaches. Two
credits.
ENG
305. AMERICAN REALISM AND NATURALISM.
Study
of American fiction between the Civil War and World War I, with
attention to historical contexts and critical approaches. Two
credits.
ENG
480. SENIOR SEMINAR.
Intensive
literary study culminating in the writing and presentation of a
major critical paper. Four credits.
ENG
498. SENIOR HONORS RESEARCH.
Directed
readings and research for honors students in the area related to
the honors thesis. Two credits.
Major
courses scheduled for Spring 2008:
ENG
270. READING FICTION.
A
study of narrative conventions and forms, both Western and World,
including
critical
approaches to the genre. Four credits.
ENG
330. VISITING WRITER-IN-RESIDENCE WORKSHOP IN POETRY
A
writing workshop in poetry taught Julie Fay, Visiting Writer in
Residence. Two credits.
ENG
370. READING DRAMA.
A
study of dramatic conventions and forms, both Western and World,
including
critical
approaches to the genre. Four credits.
ENG
499. SENIOR HONORS THESIS.
Independent
study and research. Honors thesis directed by a member of the
program
and a faculty committee. An oral defense of thesis. Four
credits.
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