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ENGL 4425

Advanced Studies in 18th - Century and Romantic Literature

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

This course explores an aspect of Eighteenth-Century or Romantic literature in more depth than is possible in other courses. The following are examples of possible topics: a single major author or group of authors from either or both periods (e.g. Dryden, Pope, Blake, Hemans); a literary movement or form (e.g. verse satire or the literature of sensibility); a social or cultural issue (e.g. Romanticism as a reaction to Enlightenment, secularization); or close study of a major work (e.g. "The Prelude") or of work in a narrowly-defined historical period (e.g. the 1790s poetry of rebellion).

Prerequisites & course information

Note: Students should normally have completed nine(9) credit hours in English at the 2000 or 3000 level before taking 4000 level English courses.

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