ENG 210

American Literature

Name: American Literature

Course Number: ENG 210

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

Embark on a literary journey in this engaging survey course! We’ll kick things off with the colonial times, exploring the writings of William Bradford and Anne Bradstreet. Journey through the mid-nineteenth century with the works of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. Along the way, we’ll analyze the evolution of American literature and its role in shaping our history. Prerequisite: ENG 100.

Learning Outcomes:

Delve into America’s history and cultural journey through literature, exploring the experiences and perspectives of American authors.
Contextualize and analyze the evolution of literature across American literary periods, discovering its integral role in the nation’s rich history.
Identify masterpieces in Colonial, Neoclassical, and Romantic Literature, compare historical periods, and differentiate genres.
Recognize the unique contributions of writers throughout various literary periods.

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