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ENG 348 - Contemporary Literary Theory

Type of Course: Seminar
Investigates and develops several theoretical approaches to literature in the late-20th and 21st century, attempting to provide glimpses into the range of theoretical issues and concerns. We look particularly at identity formation in contemporary literary, political, economic, cultural and social arenas. May also look at a literary text in relation to theory. General areas of study are selected from among the following: textual criticism, new criticism, psychoanalysis/reader response, structuralism, poststructuralism, feminism, postcolonialism, postmodernism, gay and lesbian theory and Cultural Studies. For undergraduate English majors and minors, this course satisfies the Theory or Criticism (D) requirement.

Cross Listed: ENG 248 

Instructor: Mr. Elliott

When Offered: Offered annually

Faculty: James Elliott, Ph.D. - Professor of English Adjunct Professor of Screen Studies
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