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ENGL 4485

Victorian Literature – Advanced Study

3 credit hours · Undergraduate

The subject of the course will vary from year to year. It allows the opportunity to explore an aspect of Victorian literature in more depth than is possible in other courses. The following are some examples of possible topics: a single major author or group of authors from the period (e.g., Charles Dickens or the Brontës); a literary movement or form (e.g., the aesthetic movement or the sensation novel); a social or cultural issue (e.g., the “woman question” or industrialism in literature); or the literature of a narrowly defined historical period (e.g., the novel in the 1840’s or the literature of the fin de siècle).

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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