2023-2024 BSC Catalog Updated_UG ONLY_FINAL[82]
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS<br />
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EH 360 Shakespeare (1)<br />
Studies in the major Shakespearean genres: tragedy, comedy, history. Fulfills the pre-<br />
1900 requirement for the major. Prerequisite: any 200-level literature course. (Category<br />
2)<br />
EH 362 Renaissances (1)<br />
A critical exploration of the literature and culture of Renaissance Europe, with particular<br />
attention to England. The course will focus on the poetic use of antecedent literary and<br />
cultural forms and the ways in which these connections continue in later works. Fulfills<br />
the pre-1900 requirement for the major. (Category 1)<br />
EH 366 Infernal Journeys (1)<br />
An exploration of the Western literary canon from the ancient world to the present with<br />
an emphasis on representations of the underworld.<br />
EH 375 Satire (1)<br />
A study of the forms and techniques of satire including, but not limited to, selections<br />
from classical and Augustan literature. A secondary emphasis is placed on the visual and<br />
performing arts. Prerequisite: any 200-level literature course. (Category 1)<br />
EH 380 Romantic Prose and Poetry (1)<br />
The critical study of major British writers of the Romantic period. Fulfills the pre-1900<br />
requirement for the major. Prerequisite: any 200-level literature course. (Category 2)<br />
EH 381 Victorian Prose and Poetry (1)<br />
A study of major British writers of the Victorian period. Fulfills the pre-1900 requirement<br />
for the major. Prerequisite: any 200-level literature course. (Category 1)<br />
EH 384 Literature of the American Indian (1)<br />
Studies literature by and about North American Indians. Prerequisite: any 200-level<br />
literature course. (Category 3)<br />
EH 385 Contextual Studies in World Literature (1)<br />
A study of world literature within its cultural contexts. At present, the focus of the course<br />
is the Irish, Harlem, and American Indian literary renaissances. The course analyzes the<br />
Irish Renaissance within Celtic-Catholic contexts, the Harlem Renaissance within its<br />
Atlantic African contexts, and the American Indian Renaissance within its indigenous<br />
tribal contexts. With the consent of the English faculty, students may enroll more than<br />
once for credit, providing that the focus of the course is different. Prerequisite: any 200-<br />
level literature course. (Category 3)<br />
EH 389 Contextual Studies in American Literature (1)<br />
A critical examination of selected American writing within its cultural contexts.<br />
Prerequisite: any 200-level literature course. (Category 1)<br />
Birmingham-Southern College <strong>Catalog</strong> <strong>2023</strong>-<strong>2024</strong>