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ENG 330 Literary Criticism Theory

Study of twentieth and twenty-first century literary criticism and theory, with emphasis on current theoretical trends. Geared to help students develop an analytical vocabulary and critical tools with which to read, write, and theorize about literature and other texts.Readings address diverse conceptions of author, reader, text, literary canon, gender, sexuality, class, and geopolitics. Students cultivate their understanding of theory by examining literary texts, film, and other media.Prerequisite: ENG 112 and two literature courses at the 200-level.Fall, Spring

Credits

4