AML 4225
Studies in Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture
Variable topics focus on the major issues, movements, forms or themes in the study of American literature and culture before 1900. Topics may include the American Renaissance, literature and abolition, African American novels and poetry, romance and romanticism, race and sexuality, the rise of the short story, realism, naturalism, representations of the city, representations of the South, tropes such as the Noble Savage or the American Girl, and/or in-depth studies of selected writers. Refer to department website for offered topics.
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: 3 credits of ENC or CRW or AML or ENG or ENL.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026