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E330-331 British Literature from “The Long Eighteenth Century”
E351-352 British Literature from the Victorian and Modern Eras
D. Two global literature courses from two of the following categories:
E370-373 Contemporary Literatures in English
E381-383 World Literature in Translation
E390-391 Situated Voices in Literature
E. Two seminars:
E470-479
Recommended: the London Semester and foreign language study.
Literature with Writing Emphasis Major (40 credits):
This major is designed to help students develop skills that are essential to a liberal arts education and
to the global marketplace: to read perceptively, to write clearly and creatively, and to think analytically.
The literature with writing emphasis major incorporates many of the features of the literature major
while giving students the further opportunity to explore a variety of writing forms. Students in this
program balance the study of literature with the study and practice of creative writing and professional
communication. This major provides a solid foundation for careers in publishing, professional writing,
journalism, business, and public relations.
A. All of the following:
E220 Argumentative and Research Writing
E250 Literary Imagination
E295 Practical Grammar and Usage
E452 Critical Approaches to Literature
E490 Senior Thesis
B. One American literature course:
E302-303 American Literature From its Beginnings to 1914
E306-307 American Literature Since 1914
C. Two British literature courses from two different periods:
E315-316 Early British Literature (Beginnings through Milton) or E333 Shakespeare
E330-331 British Literature from “The Long Eighteenth Century”
E351-352 British Literature from the Victorian and Modern Eras
D. One global literature course:
E370-373 Contemporary Literatures in English
E381-383 World Literature in Translation
E390-391 Situated Voices in Literature
E. One seminar:
E470-479
F. Three upper-division writing courses from:
E325 Advanced Essay Writing
E326 Short Fiction Writing
E328 Professional Communication
E329 Poetry Writing
G. A minimum three-credit internship:
E497
English Minor (18 credits):
Eighteen credits in English beyond E120 English Composition that must include at least one upperdivision
writing course and at least one upper-division literature course.
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