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ENG 384 - Topics in 17th- and 18th-Century American Literature

Type of Course: Seminar
Special topics in the earliest periods of American letters provide a broad historical foundation for literary study in all fields as well as the opportunity for in-depth investigation of critical issues of colonial and early Republic culture such as gender, race, religious discourse, scientific progress and political contest. If taken at the undergraduate level, prerequisite: Major American Writers I or permission of the instructor. A student may take this seminar more than once, as long as the topics differ each time. For undergraduate English majors this course may satisfy the Period (C-1 or C-2) requirement.

Cross Listed: ENG 284 

Instructor: Ms. Neuman

When Offered: Offered 2010-2011

Faculty: Meredith Neuman, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of English
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