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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />

INGL 3321. ENGLISH LITERATURE TO 1798.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: INGL 3202 or INGL 3104 or<br />

INGL 3212.<br />

Representative authors and major movements from<br />

the beginnings of English literature to the end of<br />

the Neoclassical period.<br />

INGL 3322. ENGLISH LITERATURE FROM<br />

1798 TO MODERN PERIOD. Three credit hours.<br />

Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite:<br />

INGL 3202 or INGL 3104 or INGL 3212.<br />

Representative authors and major movements in<br />

English literature from the beginnings of the<br />

Romantic Period to the Modern Era.<br />

INGL 3323. MODERN DRAMA IN ENGLISH<br />

SINCE 1890. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />

lecture per week. Prerequisite: INGL 3202 or<br />

INGL 3104 or INGL 3212.<br />

A survey of modern drama in England, Ireland, and<br />

the United States including such figures as Wilde,<br />

Shaw, O’Casey, O'Neill, Miller, Albee, and Pinter.<br />

INGL 3325. MODERN POETRY. Three credit<br />

hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: INGL 3202 or INGL 3104 or INGL<br />

3212.<br />

Lecture on the beginning of modern poetry, the<br />

imagist movement, and the chief lines of<br />

development throughout the Thirties and Forties to<br />

the contemporary period. Special attention will be<br />

given to the major work of William Butler Yeats,<br />

Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos<br />

Williams, Ezra Pound, T.S. Elliot, and Dylan<br />

Thomas.<br />

INGL 3326. LITERATURE OF MINORITIES IN<br />

THE UNITED STATES. Three credit hours.<br />

Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite:<br />

INGL 3202 or INGL 3104 or INGL 3212.<br />

English-language literature of minorities in the<br />

United States, with particular attention to African<br />

American, Asian American, Native American, and<br />

Latino works.<br />

INGL 3345. TOPICS IN CINEMA. Three credit<br />

hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />

Prerequisite: INGL 3102 or INGL 3104 or INGL<br />

3202.<br />

theory, selective genres, cinematic analysis and<br />

criticism, aesthetic response, and semiotics.<br />

INGL 3351. AMERICAN LITERATURE TO<br />

1860. Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture<br />

per week. Prerequisite: INGL 3202 or INGL 3104<br />

or INGL 3212.<br />

Major works of the literature of the United States<br />

from the colonial period to the onset of the Civil<br />

War.<br />

INGL 3352. AMERICAN LITERATURE FROM<br />

1860 TO THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: INGL 3202 or INGL 3104 or<br />

INGL 3212.<br />

Major works of the literature of the United States<br />

from the Civil War up to the nearly modern period.<br />

INGL 4000. ENGLISH LITERATURE OF THE<br />

17TH CENTURY. Three credit hours. Three<br />

hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite: One<br />

literature course at the level of INGL 33-- or<br />

higher, or authorization of the Director of the<br />

Department.<br />

Major poetic and intellectual traditions in the<br />

seventeenth century as represented in the works of<br />

Donne, Johnson, Herbert, Marvell, and others, with<br />

special emphasis given to the work of John Milton.<br />

INGL 4009. LITERATURE OF THE ENGLISH<br />

RENAISSANCE. Three credit hours. Three hours<br />

of lecture per week. Prerequisite: One literature<br />

course at the level of INGL 33-- or higher, or<br />

authorization of the Director of the Department.<br />

Exploration of the major literary traditions and<br />

figures of the English Renaissance including More,<br />

Wyatt, Surrey, Spencer, Sidney, Marlowe, and<br />

Shakespeare.<br />

INGL 4017. THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT.<br />

Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture per<br />

week. Prerequisite: One literature course at the<br />

level of INGL 33-- or higher, or authorization of<br />

the Director of the Department.<br />

A study of the works of the principal poets of the<br />

Romantic Movement, with reading and<br />

interpretation of the chief poems of Wordsworth,<br />

Coleridge, Byron, Shelly, and Keats.<br />

Introduction to English language cinema in the<br />

context of linguistic and literary analysis: history,<br />

<strong>Undergraduate</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2004-2005 141

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