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Apr 16, 2024
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ENG 4150 - Literary Criticism & Theory
Credit(s): 3
This investigation of 20th century approaches to literary criticism and theory focuses on major “schools” of criticism and on the critics and theorists associated with them. Students develop a definitive, historical perspective on this kind of discourse, including the goals criticism and theory have striven to reach and the effects such discourse has had on the study of literature. Students are encouraged to draw upon their own inclinations as readers and scholars, trying out some of these critical stances and evaluating their usefulness and their value to us as individuals and as members of various interpretive communities.
Prerequisites: ENG 1072 ; two of the following survey courses: ENG 2171 , ENG 2172 , ENG 2281 , ENG 2282 , ENG 2321 , ENG 2322 , or ENG 2510 ; and one of the following upper-level literature courses: ENG 3270 , ENG 3320 , ENG 3345 , ENG 3380 , ENG 3390 , ENG 3395 , ENG 3435 , ENG 3480 , ENG 3510 , ENG 3520 , ENG 3525 , ENG 3530 , ENG 3565 , ENG 3580 or ENG 3680 .
Offering Location: Johnson Campus
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