81. Inquiries - Catalog 2004-2005 EN 460 literature of Continental Europe EN 461 shakespeare s Comedies A chronological survey of british literature and its historical and social http://www.notredamecollege.edu/catalog/04-05/english04.htm

Search: Search catalog only Catalog Academic Calendar Inquiries The Campus ... Student Development 2004-2005 Academic Programs Art AR Biology BI Business Administration BU Chemistry CH ... Course Offerings Program Goals: 1. All graduates of the English program will demonstrate skill in reading comprehension, problem solving, critical thinking and effective writing to be effective in advanced study and in the workplace. 2. All graduates of the English program will demonstrate the beginnings of a life-long love for literature and the performing arts. ENGLISH MAJOR 46-48 Credits Requirements: CA 112 Oral Interpretation EN 210 Critical Writing EN 312 History of the English Language EN 314 Workshop in Advanced Grammar EN 321 Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism EN 331 British Literature to 1700 EN 332 British Literature 1700-1900 EN 341 American Literature to 1900 EN 342 Seminar in American Literature EN 395 or 495 Cooperative Education (1-3 cr.) EN 462 Shakespeare's Histories and Tragedies EN 480 Great Books Seminar EN 482 English Studies One of the following: EN 220 Newswriting EN 318 Creative Writing EN 323 Writing for the Non-Print Media EN 324 Writing for Publication One of the following: EN 459 Postcolonial Literature EN 460 Literature of Continental Europe One of the following: CA 250 Mass Communication CA 305 Film Studies CA 410 TV/Radio Back To Top ENGLISH MINOR 24 Credits Requirements: CA 112 Oral Interpretation

82. Literature And Drama The 20th Century british Novel; shakespeare in London General histories ofbritish literature, such as The Short Oxford History of English literature, http://www.bbk.ac.uk/lsp/litdram.htm

Modern Theatre and the London Stage The 20th Century British Novel Shakespeare in London London in Literature Modern Theatre and the London Stage Tutor: Dr Alison Mark This course examines some of the key modern dramatists and movements of the late nineteenth and twentieth century theatre in Britain and Europe. It aims to develop critical understanding of major plays, many of which have had an important influence on both European and American drama. The study of theatre as a performance art will be emphasised throughout the course. Theatre visits cover both plays studied on the course and exciting new productions in London. Each session will involve a variety of teaching methods, with an emphasis on group discussions, workshops and student activities. The course will look at the different crafts which are involved in each production, and, after theatre visits, examine the way in which directing, acting, sets, lighting, costumes, make-up and other elements contribute to the overall success of each performance. The intention is to invite performers and guest lecturers to some of the sessions and the course includes a back stage visit to a major London theatre. Reading List Authors/Texts to be Studied BECKETT, S.

83. Thomson Gale - Catalog - Home Critical Essays on british literature Series — shakespeare s Measure for Measure.ISBN 07838-0428-8 Critical Essays on british literature Series http://www.gale.com/servlet/BrowseSeriesServlet?region=9&imprint=000&browseBy=se

84. 18th Century British Literature Subject Guide Subject Guides 18th Century british literature His prefaces to shakespeareappear in Edmond Malone s tenvolume edition of shakespeare (1790) and http://www.rarebooks.nd.edu/collections/subject_guides/british_lit_18c.html

ND Home ND Libraries Spec. Coll. Collections Authors Bioy Casares Borges Girondo Mistral Ocampo Over 100 authors, including poets, novelists, and dramatists, appear in eighteenth-century editions in the Department's collection. T hese works and related literary publications are described below in the following categories: Late Restoration and the Turn of the 18 th Century The Age of Samuel Johnson ... Latter Eighteenth Century Late Restoration and the Turn of the Eighteenth Century The "long "eighteenth century may be said to begin with the Restoration writers. Among those represented in the collection are seven dramatists, including John Banks, Aphra Behn, John Crowne, John Dryden, Thomas Otway, Thomas Shadwell, and Thomas Southerne. William Wycherly is represented by Miscellaneous Poems... (1704) and the theater-closing clergyman, Jeremy Collier, by A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage... (1699) and other essays. The literary activity of John Dryden is apparent not only with eleven of his plays but also several of his translations of Latin or Greek literature, including Homer, Juvenal, Ovid, Plutarch, and Virgil. In addition the collection has the following anthologies by Dryden: Fables Ancient and Modern...

85. Access Middle School! Free English Literature, Shakespeare, And Author Resources Quality, free, English literature, shakespeare, authors and professional resourcesfor the Site for use when studying Medieval british literature. http://www.middleschool.net/curlink/englit/englit.htm

Contact Us About Us Special Thanks Support MiddleSchool. Ne t BECOME A Corporate Sponsor CONTRIBUTE Adopt a Section and See Your Name In Print! Send Us a Lesson Plan Develop a New, Special Section ... Shakespeare Literature - General Sites Aaron Shepard's Reader's Theater Editions http://www.aaronshep.com/ r t/RTE.html A lice's Adventures in Wonderland in dynamic text. A must visit site http://www.megabrands .com/alice Bibliomania Reproduction of many classical works http://www.bibliomania.com Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Page http://www.carolhurst.com/index.html The Children's Book Council http://www.cbcbooks.org

86. Approved Writing Intensive Courses For English (ENGL) 513, Survey of british literature. 513H, Honors/Survey of british Lit, Sept. 02 652, Comparative literature. 655, Chaucer. 657, shakespeare http://unhinfo.unh.edu/registrar/writ/englwrit.html

English (ENGL) NUMB Course Title Start End English as a Second Language Freshman English Freshman English/ESL Students Honors/Freshman English Intro to Study of Literature Portable, Exportable Nation Jan. 04 Secret Lives of Words Sept. 04 Writing About Reading Honors/Writing About Reading Intro to Creative Nonfiction Honors/Intro Creatv Nonfiction Technical Writing Jan. 04 Honors/Technical Writing Sept. 04 Persuasive Writing Major Writers in English Survey of British Literature Honors/Survey of British Lit Sept. 02 Survey of British Literature Honors/Survey of British Lit Survey of American Literature Honors/Survey of American Lit Survey of American Literature Honors/Survey of American Lit Bible as Literature Honors/Bible as Literature Intro to Critical Analysis Honors/Intro Critical Analysis Nature Writers Honors/Nature Writers American Literary Folklore Madness in Literature Popular Culture in America Writing about Literature Honors/Writng about Literature Introduction to Film Studies Honors/Intro to Film Studies Sept. 04 Introduction to Irish Studies Jan. 05

87. UCSB Department Of English: Switching From The Old To The New Major English 118 shakespeare Selected Poems and Plays. American literature. One ofthe following English 104B british literature from 1900Present http://www.english.ucsb.edu/undergrad/requirements/switching-to-new-major.asp

Home People News Undergrad ... Search Switching from the Old to the New Major (for students who declared in the major before July 1, 2000) T he English major has been newly redesigned for students declaring in the major after July 1, 2000. If you declared prior to that date, you can consult a department advisor and petition to switch from the old to new major. Petitioning for the New Major If you were enrolled in the old English major, do not automatically begin fulfilling the new major requirements. You must petition to switch to the new major. Please see an advisor after you have previewed the new requirements and compared it to your old requirements. Walk in advising hours in the department office are Monday-Friday, 9-11 and 2-4 in South Hall 2607. Comparison of Old and New Majors The Old Major Preparation for the Old Major English 20, 30, and 40: Introduction to English Literature 20: The Literature of the English Renaissance 30: English Literature of the Restoration and Eighteenth Century 40: English Literature of the Nineteenth Century This three quarter survey sequence is designed to give you an introduction to British literature and literary history. Plan to take these lower division classes as early as possible, preferably in your sophomore year, since many upper division courses in the major build on the foundations established here. It is best, though not necessary, to take 20, 30, and 40 in order.

88. English, Comparative Literature And Linguistics Department british and American literature (6 upperdivision units listed under English); English 316 shakespeare (3) Survey Courses (at least 6 units) http://www.fullerton.edu/catalog/academic_departments/engl.asp

Home Page Academic Departments : English, Comparative Literature and Linguistics Dept. Page Catalog Home Degree Listing Catalog Search Course Search ... Dept Homepage DEPARTMENT CHAIR Joseph Sawicki VICE CHAIR Joanne Gass DEPARTMENT OFFICE University Hall 323 DEPARTMENT WEBSITE http://hss.fullerton.edu/english/ PROGRAMS OFFERED Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature Master of Arts in Comparative Literature Bachelor of Arts in English Minor in English Master of Arts in English Minor in Linguistics Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics Master of Arts in Linguistics FACULTY Marlin Blaine, Cornel Bonca, Ellen Caldwell, Mary Kay Crouch, Angela Della Volpe, Sheryl Fontaine, Joanne Gass, Jane Hipolito, Susan Jacobsen, Joanne Jasin, Alan Kaye, Thomas Klammer, Deborah Lawrence, Mohsen Mirshafiei, Helen Mugambi, Franz Müller-Gotama, Keith Neilson, Irena Praitis, Sally Romotsky, Chris Ruiz-Velasco, David Sandner, Joseph Sawicki, Yichin Shen, Kay Stanton, Atara Stein, John White, Heping Zhao INTRODUCTION The discipline of English includes the study of British and American literature, the various kinds of writing, and the history, structure and dialects of the English language.

89. Department Of Literature, Area Studies And European Languages (courses Offered I ENG2303, british literature in the Age of the Enlightenment ENG4326,shakespeare s History Plays Political Myth, Historiography and Dramatic Form http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/enheter/ilos-eng.html

UiO - web pages UiO - persons WWW - Google About The University Student Life Research University Library You are here: UiO Academics Courses (list of courses) Department of Literature, Area Studies and European Languages (courses offered in English) The courses on this page are sorted alphabetically by course codes. Read more about what a course is and an explanation of the course codes Course code Name of course  Course presentation  Detailed course information The English Language. Awareness and Skills Course presentation Spring 2005 English for international students Course presentation Autumn 2005 English Grammar, an introduction Course presentation Autumn 2005 Spring 2005 English Phonetics and Intonation, An Introduction Course presentation Autumn 2005 Spring 2005 Translation and Practical Exercises, An Introduction Course presentation Autumn 2005 Spring 2005 The English Language. Awareness and Writing Skills (An introduction) Course presentation Autumn 2005 British Literature, An Introduction Course presentation Spring 2005 American Literature, an introduction

90. Répertoire Des Cours De 1er Cycle ANG1032 , Survey of british literature, 1650-1900 ANG2115 , - shakespeare.ANG2151 , - british Romantic literature, 1780-1840 http://www.progcours.umontreal.ca/cours/index_fiche_cours/index_cyc1_ANG.html

ANG - Études anglaises - Reading Poetry - Reading Fiction - Reading Popular Culture - Reading Drama - Contemporary British and Irish Culture - Contemporary Canadian Culture - Contemporary American Culture - Survey of British Literature to 1650 - Survey of British Literature, 1650-1900 - Twentieth Century Literatures in English - English Phonetics and Pronunciation - English Grammar 1 - English Grammar 2 - English Composition 1 - English Composition - English Composition 2 - English Composition 3 - English Composition 4 - British Drama - Children's Literature in English - Survey of Canadian Literature - Irish Literature and Culture - Theatre in Montreal - Survey of American Literature - Twentieth Century Short Story - Quebec Writing in English - Écrivains anglophones du Québec - African-American Literature - Detective Fiction - Literature and the East - Travel Literature in English - Literature and Film - Science Fiction and Fantasy - Vampires in Film and Literature - Diction lyrique anglaise 1 - Diction lyrique anglaise 2 - Intermediate Oral English 1 - Intermediate Oral English - Intermediate Oral English 2 - Intermediate Reading - Reading for the Humanities - Business Reading - Reading for the Social Sciences - Reading for the Sciences - Advanced Reading - Business Writing 1 - Business Writing 1 - Business Writing 2 - Scientific Writing 1 - Scientific Writing 2 - English Studies in a Comparatist Context

91. British Literature Advance Course Information-Fall 2000 british literature. LTBR190A Some prior experience of studying or performingShakespeare is desirable but not essential. http://reg.ucsc.edu/soc/aci/fall2000/ltbr.html

FALL 2000 This information effective for Fall 2000. Check with instructor the first day of class for any changes. British Literature LTBR-190A 190A: Studies in Shakespeare Course Description: This senior seminar will focus on the issue of text for performance in relation to the four Roman plays of Shakespeare: Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra, Coriolanus, and Titus Andronicus. Students will study the plays as performance texts (with some attention to film and video versions), but in the context of learning about the history of the texts, the current theoretical arguments about the nature of editing, and the practice of the editors in the editions assigned. Although most students will probably possess copies of these plays already, I intend to make some specific recent editions the objects of study; other previously acquired copies will be useful for acts of comparison, but the assigned texts will be required. Since this is a senior seminar, enrollment is limited to 22 students. Some prior experience of studying or performing Shakespeare is desirable but not essential. Each student will be required to complete a substantial major writing project appropriate to a senior seminar (about 25 pages); some assigned exercises will make up part of that project. Books: Books will be ordered through The Literary Guillotine, and will include:

92. English Department (Best Web Sites GALE Group; MLA), The Romantics and Gothic literature shakespeare and AP English. Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates http://stjohns-chs.org/english/cover.html

English Department Course Offerings Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Faculty Table of Contents for Literary Periods ... (Best Web Sites: GALE Group; MLA) The Romantics and Gothic Literature Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Introduction to Course and Works Assigned Shakespeare and AP English Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Hamlet and the Daemons... Introduction to Course and Plays Assigned By Raymond Nighan Tolkien Seminar English 9 Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Introduction to Course and Works Assigned St. John's College Style Guide (pdf document 902k) World Literature and AP English By Raymond Nighan By Juliet Amann Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Introduction to Course and Works Assigned Science Fiction in the 21st Century: The Star Trek Universe Syllabus and Assignment Due Dates Introduction to Course and Works Assigned History of Western Philosophy General Studies Dept

93. UCD English: Undergraduate Program ENL 123, Topics in 18th Century british literature ENL 130, british Romanticliterature ENL 155A, 18th Century british Novel 4. british Lit. http://wwwenglish.ucdavis.edu/under_desc.htm

Home Composition (UWP) Undergraduate Graduate ... Search More Information: englishdept@ucdavis.edu Home Undergraduate Undergraduate Program Description Major Minor Undergraduate Program Description The English department offers three kinds of courses: Composition courses, undergraduate courses, and graduate courses. Composition courses develop skills in reading analytically and in writing persuasively. Undergraduate and graduate courses cover the entire range of English and American literature, as well as creative writing. Students majoring in English may elect a teaching emphasis, a creative writing emphasis, or a general literature emphasis. The teaching emphasis focuses on the study of composition and of language. The writing emphasis focuses on fiction, poetry, and article writing. Creative writing majors have an opportunity to work with distinguished professional writers of fiction and poetry. The general literature emphasis focuses on a series of related courses in various historical periods of English and American literature. Career Alternatives Graduates have found the major excellent pre-professional training for graduate study in English, as well as for careers in teaching, writing, law, medicine, and library work. Many graduates are employed in journalism, publishing, advertising, and public information. Others have worked in local, state, and federal government agencies, as well as in industry and agriculture. Some have established their own businesses.

94. University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign :: Department Of English Specializations SixteenthCentury british literature; Work in ProgressShakespeare s Past, a book-length study of theoretical performance issues in http://www.english.uiuc.edu/-people-/people_newfaculty.html

home programs courses people ... Support Staff nEW fACULTY (2004-2005) Dale Bauer Professor Ph.D. 1985, University of California, Irvine Specializations: 19th- and 20th-Century American Literature; Gender Studies. Publications: Edith Wharton's Brave New Politics (1994); Feminist Dialogics (1988); Writing (2001), with Philip Gould; The New Cultural Edition of The Yellow Wallpaper (1998); Feminism, Bakhtin , and the Dialogic (1992) ,with Susan Jaret McKinstry. Work in Progress: Sex Expression and American Women, a book tracing the advent of American women's "sex expression" in literature, from Phelps and Davis in the 1860s and '70s to previously unexplored mass-market writers in the 1940s. Teaching: 19th- and 20th-century American literature, feminist theory, critical pedagogy. Claire Dolske Academic Advisor Specializations: Master of Education - Educational Organization and Leadership Program in Higher Education Administration (In progress - expected in May 05) Publications: "Advising Visual Art Students: Realities and Considerations" in The Mentor: An Academic Advising Joural, Oct. 14, 2002

95. Wikiversity:School Of Literature And English Studies - Wikibooks The study of literature is one of the oldest studies existing still. Wiki JustinLillich; Engl 4590 Topics in Nineteenth-Century british literature http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikiversity:School_of_Literature_and_English_Studie

Wikiversity:School of Literature and English Studies From Wikibooks Greetings! The study of literature is one of the oldest studies existing still. For many years, universities avoided contemporary literature in favor of the classics (which we study here, also). In the department, we offer contemporary and ancient styles, writers, etc. for a full view of the development of human writing. Not only do we offer courses in literary studies; for those interested, we also offer courses and workshops in creative writing. While the Wikiversity project seems to have slowed down considerably, if at some point it becomes popular again, we will again discuss the availability of "decrees", and the School of Literature and English Studies will certainly participate. Search around below and feel free to sign up as a Wikiversity member in order to take part in classes we offer. As more instructors become interested, we'll offer more and more classes. Fond wishes, Atrivedi SLES Reading Lists Contents Writing Center English/Literary Studies Creative Writing Web Writing ... Writing Center There is currently no one in charge of the Writing Center. edit English/Literary Studies Atrivedi JustinLillich ... Atrivedi , Director of Creative Writing edit Web Writing JustinLillich , Director of Web Writing, Weblogs- Wikis- edit Bulletin/Courses These are tentative as we have no one to teach most of them. However, this is what eventually should be available, with some additions and deletions.

96. VT English: LLC Options The BA in English, LLC Option/literature Track, requires 45 hours and 120 The shakespeare course taken for the inmajor core cannot also satisfy the http://www.english.vt.edu/llc/option.htm

You are here: The undergraduate LLC major has four different tracks: Literature Track Cultural Studies Track Pre-Education Track Pre-Law Track There are also two LLC Minors: Literature Minor Cultural Studies Minor We've known for centuries that LLC studies is matchless in preparing you for a lifetime of reading, analysis, self-discovery, and self-expression. Each of our four choices grounds you in the sophisticated thought and analysis of literary studies, then focuses you upon a track that will take you more deeply into literary studies, more broadly into cultural studies, or into the specific preparations you'll need for careers in education or law. In addition to the in-major core requirements (15 hours), each track has its own unique emphasis and requirements. The Literature Track This choice allows you the maximum of time devoted to the various periods, genres, themes, major figures, and practices distinctive to region, ethnicity, or gender; you'll not only finish your degree with a rich sense of the best that has been thought and said, but you'll find yourself skilled in the art of analyzing any text or body of data before you and presenting your analysis persuasively and insightfully. The B.A. in English, LLC Option/Literature Track, requires 45 hours and 120 hours overall. The literature track requires 30 hours (beyond the 15-hour in-major core), distributed as follows:

97. UW English: English Major Options English 217 American literature 1620present and an elective in post-1800 Britishliterature (460-479, 500-504, 507); One course in shakespeare (219, 220, http://www.wisc.edu/english/undergrad/options.html

Department of English English Major Options General English Literature Major - core curriculum covering major periods, figures and genres in English and American literature General English Literature Major with Honors - core curriculum covering major periods, figures and genres in English and American literature but with a minimum of 31 credits; 2 honors seminars and a 2 semester senior honors thesis required English Major with an Emphasis in Creative Writing - core curriculum augmented by creative writing workshops and a directed creative writing thesis. Go to the Creative Writing website English Major with Honors in Creative Writing - core curriculum augmented by creative writing workshops, a directed creative writing thesis and 2 honors seminars English Major with an Emphasis in Language and Linguistics - core curriculum plus courses in Old English, Middle English and linguistics. Go the ELL Website website. Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language - academic and pedagogical preparation for prospective English as a Second Language (ESL) and English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers General English Literature Major The general literature major in English requires the completion of selected core courses in English with a curriculum planned to be representative of the major periods, figures, and genres in English and American literature.

98. English - Graduate Programs : Graduate & Professional Studies : Tufts University Women and literature, shakespeare. Jay Cantor Nineteenthcentury Britishliterature, Jewish cultural studies. Barbara Rodríguez http://ase.tufts.edu/gradstudy/programEnglish.htm

E nglish Programs of Study Degrees Offered: M.A., Ph.D. ase.tufts.edu/english Graduate study in English and American literature is pursued through a program that is both rigorous and flexible. Faculty expertise spans an impressive range of historical periods, authors, literary and aesthetic movements, and critical discourses. Special interests include interdisciplinary approaches to cultural studies; women's, gender, and sexuality studies; post-colonialism; and literary theory. Each year, papers are solicited nationally for an academic conference organized by graduate students. Past topics include: "Territorial Inscriptions: Mapping, Space, and Language" and "Violence and Domesticity." Most students admitted to the master's program proceed to doctoral studies. Most doctoral graduates hold academic positions in universities and colleges, although a few secure jobs in secondary schools, publishing, or as researchers for foundations or public television. FACULTY/SPECIALTY Elizabeth Ammons Ph.D., University of Illinois

99. Literature Course Syllabi Towson); An Introduction to shakespeare Illustrated (Emory) BritishLiterature (Pat O Hara); Pope and Swift (John Richetti, Penn) http://www.english.upenn.edu/~jlynch/syllabi.html

Syllabi and Other Course Materials for Literature Courses It should be no surprise that this page is now woefully incomplete the explosion of the number of courses using the Web, along with the explosion in things I should be doing, have made it impossible for me to keep up with it all. I'll do what I can, but welcome help. This collection of syllabi and course materials is maintained by Jack Lynch jlynch@english.upenn.edu . See also my pointers to on-line literary resources Go straight to Classical and Biblical Medieval Renaissance Restoration and Eighteenth Century ... General Collections of Course Materials The World Lecture Hall Voice of the Shuttle Course Materials Univ. of Florida Course Materials for Spring 1995 Penn English Course Materials Syllabus Library for Teaching the American Literatures Online Courses at U. Texas, Austin Classical and Biblical Augustine on the Internet (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) Transformations of Language (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) Boethius (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) The Bible (Lawrence Warner, Penn) Medieval Chaucer (Edwin Duncan, Towson)

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