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The undergraduate literature program is designed to familiarize students with many
areas of English, American, and European literature. The literature curriculum offers
a full range of approaches, from the study of historical periods and genres to the
most recent developments in literary criticism and theory.
In addition to the 12-hour English Core Requirement, Literature majors must choose
12 hours from the following list. The English Department attempts to offer a wide
selection of courses each semester. Some courses are offered in "rotation," that is,
during alternate semesters.
Courses include:
- 3100-19 Special Topics in English (when applicable)
- 3212 British Literature of the 16th Century
- 3213 British Literature of the 17th Century
- 3214 British Literature of the Restoration and 18th Century
- 3215 Shakespeare I
- 3221 British Literature of the Romantic Age
- 3222 British Literature of the Victorian Period
- 3224 British Literature of the 20th Century
- 3328 American Literature since 1890
- 3401 Children's Literature
- 3404 Studies in Popular Texts
- 3701 Literary Criticism and Theory
- 4001 Senior Honors Seminar I (H) (when applicable)
- 4002 Senior Honors Seminar II (H) (when applicable)
- 4100-19 Special Topics in English (when applicable)
- 4230 Chaucer and the Medieval World
- 4234 Milton
- 4237 Shakespeare II
- 4243 Studies in British Fiction
- 4321 American Literature: Major Writers Before 1860
- 4322 American Literature: Major Writers Since 1860
- 4323 Southern Literature
- 4345 Studies in American Fiction
- 4430 The Graphic Novel
- 4431 Contemporary British and Commonwealth Literature
- 4442 Studies in World Literature
- 4451 Studies in Women and Literature
- 4452 Modern Drama
- 4453 Contemporary Drama
- 4461 The Bible as Literature
- 4472 Major British Authors
- 4711 The Author, the Text, the Reader, and the World (I)
- 4900 Independent Study (no more than one per concentration)
- 4996 Honors Thesis (W, H)
For more information about the program:
Faculty Degree Requirements Honors Program
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